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Forget the daily reminder. This clever setup isn't just easy, it helps keep your hanging plants hydrated without having to remember to water them every day.
Read MoreSloped yards are challenging to maintain, but retaining walls aren't your only option. Instead, plant these native shrubs to combat soil loss from rainfall.
Read MoreMost gardeners know that applying mulch is helpful. However, how you apply it to your beds makes all the difference in its effectiveness in controlling weeds.
Read MoreNeed a little extra shade? This budget-friendly option is easier to set up than a shade sail and can be moved anywhere you need it around the yard.
Read MoreIf you're on a budget, Dollar Tree has cheap garden supplies. Their offerings are, however, a bit boring. Jazz up a wire hanging basket with an easy DIY idea.
Read MoreYou’ll spend more time having fun thrifting than you will making this quick DIY. A few minutes is all it takes to create a cute hydration station for bees.
Read MoreMake weed removal less frustrating with a lightweight garden tool that reaches stubborn roots, works in tight spaces, and tackles several extra yard-care tasks.
Read MoreSkip soil, planting, and watering with a clever countertop setup that makes growing fresh sprouts at home simple, tidy, and surprisingly low-maintenance.
Read MoreSkip the endless digging and hand-pulling when weeds invade gravel driveways and paths, because a small tool offers a quick way to tackle unwanted growth.
Read MoreBulbs are finicky because some species have specific planting depths that can be tricky to get right. This tool helps with that while saving your back to boot.
Read MoreThis handy garden tool may become your new favorite planting buddy, as it helps plant seedlings out at the right depth without damaging the roots.
Read MoreCement tiles are a fairly popular option for most homes, but they are often lackluster. There is an alternative you can use, though, and it lasts longer.
Read MoreThis DIY takes a cue from nature and leaves a lot of room to customize it. Size is one way; medium-sized river rocks, for example, are 3 inches in diameter.
Read MoreOld gas can cause big headaches, but it doesn't have to. A few simple steps can help extend your fuel's life and keep your machine ready to roll.
Read MoreOrganic mulch, like wood chips, has one distinct downside: it degrades over time. If you want a tidy mulch that you don't have to replenish, try this material.
Read MoreThough most ant species are beneficial in the garden, you don't always want them nesting in your beds. This landscaping material can help repel them naturally.
Read MoreThe Edward Tools Weeding Tool, available on Amazon, is a handy implement to help you remove unwanted weeds from your outdoor spaces with ease.
Read MoreDifferent heights make these fall bloomers a natural pairing, creating a layered, dynamic flower bed that brings late-season color to a challenging spot.
Read MoreA small adjustment can make a big difference when you're cutting grass, especially if it's long. This trick keeps clippings moving and your cutting deck clear.
Read MoreDropping one of these little rounds into your bird bath can kill mosquito larvae for up to 30 days. Plus, it's completely natural and harmless for wildlife.
Read MoreKeep your patio away from these elements to prevent ticks. You want to eliminate areas that ticks love in order to keep your backyard pest-free.
Read MoreWe aren't sure how some garden practices start, but placing gravel in the bottom of a tree's planting hole is one you'll want to skip. Here's all it needs.
Read MoreIt's hard to throw away a good container, and large buckets are useful around the garden. Turn them into an attractive, functional raised bed for potatoes.
Read MorePulling tiny weeds in mulch hardly feels worth the effort. This tool-free solution can be made with few kitchen supplies and quickly dries them out in place.
Read MoreManually removing weeds with a claw or hoe is effective but not with every weed. These types of unwanted plants are too aggressive and need a stronger solution.
Read MorePlenty of perennials can be safely planted in your garden in September, like deciduous trees or spring bulbs, but not this kind (they may not make it).
Read MoreWith a moniker this cute, the flowers better deliver. Luckily, these tiny blooms are as adorable as the name, with a look that keeps fall gardens interesting.
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