No two stepping stones are alike, especially when you DIY them. In this gardening hack, a DIYer unlocks the repurposing and design potential of veggie trays.
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Controlling weeds in the garden is always a challenge. While there are some traditional methods for this, these can be environmentally unfriendly to use.
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From fertilizing to pest control, there are many requirements for growing plants with ease. That said, there is one oft overlooked gardening hack.
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When it comes to deterring pests in your garden, there are a number of hacks you can rely on. Some are easier than others and rely on household items.
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Some gardeners recommend using wool pellets to keep snails from eating their plants, but we wanted to see if the method was really as effective as it seems.
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Raised bed gardening is an efficient way to grow veggies or flowers in a small space, and this unique tool can help you more easily and quickly plant seedlings.
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This inexpensive and easy to use gardening item is a must have for anyone who has ever spent time sifting out bits of gravel from their garden.
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Have you got a ton of weeds in your veggie patch or lawn and are wondering how best to tackle them? Both pulling and mowing weeds have their benefits.
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Raised beds can be a convenient addition to your garden, but if you don't want to build your own, Home Depot has a great, versatile option available.
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Whether you prefer a pretty glass creation or a sturdy cast aluminum structure, these are the most highly-rated bird baths at Lowe's, in a range of styles.
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It's possible for brass and aluminum to fuse together, creating problems for your hose. If it hasn't already fused, use this product to protect it.
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Landscape fabric is often used under gravel driveways to block weeds, but it can make the issue worse. Try this material, which is thicker and costs nothing.
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This idea from a 1925 Better Homes & Gardens reader is remarkably similar to DIYs you see in 2026. The DIY bird bath cost 60 cents then, or about $11.30 today.
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If you're still trying to rake weeds out of your gravel driveway, it's time to switch to a tool that's much more effective for weed removal.
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From how often you should change the water to which products to use, if you want a safe and welcoming bird bath, follow these cleaning dos and don'ts.
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One simple September gardening task can save you plenty of work when spring arrives while helping prepare your flower beds and vegetable garden for winter.
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Container plants can be fussy about water, since the soil dries out more quickly than in the ground -- that's why this summer tweak is extra important.
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From pest and weed control measures to soil blends, our master gardener reveals the places where you may be wasting your money on your garden.
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Potting and re-potting your plants can become a hassle, especially if your gardening supplies are taking up valuable space. This IKEA product can help.
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Getting rid of weeds is a seemingly never-ending job for dedicated gardeners, but adding this handy chemical to your herbicide can make a dramatic difference.
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There's no need to throw out old pot lids. If you have some plants that could use a new display option, consider pairing the lids with plant stands.
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In today’s quote, Monty Don distinguishes between two types of gardeners — plant lovers and garden lovers. Which category do you fall into?
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A consideration with gravel driveways is that weeds can break through. Mitigate this problem by making it so that those unwanted plants can't grow at all.
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Tomatoes are a delicious treat, but if you frequently end up throwing them out before you can get around to eating them, this simple storage hack can help.
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Normally seen as food waste, these shells are actually a great weed barrier with benefits. Because they're a popular snack, you might already have a bowl full.
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Wood is a popular choice of material for raised garden beds, but not choosing the right one can risk it rotting and decaying. These are the best options.
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The plastic tag that comes with your nursery plant is a useful tool, but leaving it in the garden can cause it to break, fade, or leach chemicals over time.
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