We Upgraded A Plastic Pot Into A Rustic Planter With An Ancient Building Technique
Old plastic nursery pots crowding up your garden space? We DIY'd ours with an ancient gabion technique that transforms them into durable stone features.
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It's Not Your Fault: Why Your Plants Are Dropping Leaves In The Spring
Growing houseplants is rewarding, but they do need plenty of care to thrive. It's not on you, but you may notice your plants losing leaves in the spring
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The Flowering Shrub That Creates Privacy And Sends Butterflies Flocking To Your Yard
When you think of adding a privacy shrub to your yard, you likely think of plain evergreen hedges, but why not add some color with this flowering shrub?
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Transform A Boring Nursery Pot Into A Stylish Planter Using Newspaper
If you have a collection of old nursery pots, don't rush to recycle them. With a fun and easy newspaper upgrade, you can turn them into attractive planters.
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Here's Why You Might Not See Ladybugs In Your Yard Anymore
If you've suddenly realized you're seeing fewer ladybugs in your backyard these days, you aren't alone. Here's why these insects have become scarce.
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Turn Used Spray Can Lids Into Mini Succulent Propagation Planters
If you're a DIYer, it's likely that you have extra spray paint can lids lying around. Luckily, they're the perfect size and shape to hold baby succulents.
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Not Size Or Scale: The Simple Design Element That Make Your Garden Feel Bigger
Playing with scale in a small garden can make it feel bigger, but there's another element that contributes to dimensional perspective you might be missing.
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What To Do If You Find Animal Tracks In Your Yard
Have you found some mystery tracks in your yard? A few simple steps can satisfy your critter curiosity — and help keep your home and garden safe.
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Easily Hide Backyard Eyesores With A Simple Dollar Tree Bowl DIY
There are unfortunately some unappealing yard fixtures that we can't eliminate. Luckily, this Dollar Tree hack can be used to blend them into the landscape.
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The Gorgeous Tropical Perennial Bulb With Blooms That Resemble A Pineapple
Do you love growing flowering bulbs? If you live in warmer climes, you can grow these quirky pollinator magnets year-round in the ground or in containers.
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Best Ingredients To Use In Your DIY Mulch
DIY mulch is a great way to save money and recycle yard waste to enrich your garden soil. Here are some of the best ingredients for your mulch.
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What To Do If You Find A Chicken In Your Yard
With backyard chickens becoming increasingly popular, it's important to know what to do in case one wanders into or is dumped near your property.
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11 Green-Thumb Celebrities You Never Knew Were Avid Gardeners
Gardening isn't just reserved for everyday people. There are some rich and famous stars that enjoy planting seedlings and harvesting their own produce.
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10 Garden Flowers That Will Flourish In The Cracks Of Broken Concrete Pavers
You won't have to look at those unsightly concrete cracks for much longer after you pick one of these beautiful flowers to give them some life.
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What To Do If You Notice Your Spider Plant Looking Leggy
A leggy spider plant can be caused by several factors, but once you notice it there are a few easy ways to save a spindly spider plant and keep it thriving.
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Don't Throw Away Trader Joe's Bags: Use Them As A Sustainable Seed Starter
An eco-friendly gardening tool might be hiding at your local Trader Joe's. Use their paper shopping bags for this beginner-friendly seed-starting DIY.
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The Big Mistake You're Making While Mowing That Could Kill Your Trees
You mulch, you fertilize, and you mow to keep your lawn looking in tip-top shape. However, one lawn care mistake could actually be harming your trees.
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What To Do If You Find White Cabbage Worms Destroying Your Garden
If you've spotted holes in your cabbage, kale, or lettuce plants, you may be dealing with cabbage worms. Here's what to do to save your veggie crops.
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Friend Or Foe: What To Do If You Find An Eastern Milk Snake In Your Yard
One of the common types of snakes you may find in your garden is the milk snake. But, what should you do if you come across one on your property?
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Amazon Has A Leak-Proof Bird Feeder That's Great For Attracting Hummingbirds
While many hummingbird feeders do a great job attracting the little guys, not all are also leak-proof, as this option on Amazon claims to be.
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The Hardy Perennial Herb That Will Flourish In Your Shady Garden
While options like rosemary and basil are often the first herbs that come to mind, lesser-known picks like this pretty flowering option shouldn't be overlooked.
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The Small Tree With Pretty Purple Flowers That Is Highly Attractive To Birds & Pollinators
Native trees don't always work for small yards, but this colorful cultivar is the perfect size, and its blooms will buzz with activity in spring and summer.
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14 Tips To Encourage Frogs To Use The New Habitat In Your Yard
A backyard frog habitat won't attract much without the right conditions, and a few adjustments can make the difference between empty space and activity.
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How To Turn A Thrifted Cake Stand Into A Simple Bird Feeder
A thrifted cake stand can get a second life outdoors, with a simple setup and a few creative upgrades that make it more versatile than it first appears.
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Swap Traditional Marigolds For A Variety That Make Your Garden Stand Out
A common garden favorite has a lesser-used counterpart that offers bigger blooms, taller growth, and a more eye-catching presence worth considering.
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Keep Aphids Out Of Your Garden With A Companion Plant They Can't Stand
Aphids are a garden pest that can stunt plant growth and spread diseases. Protect your deep-rooted crops with this shallow-rooted companion plant.
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The Easy Solution To Keep Grass From Sticking To Metal Lawn Mower Decks
One thing that can slow down your lawn mowing process is grass sticking to the lawn mower deck, interfering with the blade. Here's how to prevent it.
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