Can You Leave Pumpkins Out To Rot In Your Yard?
What to do with all those cute jack-o’-lanterns and decorative pumpkins when they start to rot? Leaving them in place is a bad idea — here’s why.
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Use Epoxy To Transform River Rocks Into A Planter That Looks Professionally Made
That pile of leftover river rocks isn't doing your yard any favors. Clean them up for a craft night with two techniques for casting them into epoxy resin pots.
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Keep Your Hose Organized With A Tractor Supply Tool That Moves With You
It has all-terrain tires, so you can roll it anywhere you like, and it holds up to 400 feet of hose — far more capacity than you’ll likely ever need.
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Turn Foraged Pine Needles Into A DIY All-Purpose Cleaner With One Simple Addition
Want the festive scent of pine in your home year-round? Grab a jar, stuff it with fresh pine tips, and pour this kitchen ingredient over them to make a cleaner.
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Keep One Nasty Pest Off Your Eggplants Without Using Any Pesticides
Struggling to keep tiny insect pests off your eggplants? Use a product most commonly found in the stationery aisle of any big-box retailer to help control them.
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Easier Than Hand-Pulling: The Amazon Garden Tool For Removing Overgrown Weeds
Struggle to bend over to pull weeds? Have an enormous patch of unwanted plants to tackle? Investing in a new tool you can use while standing is a smart idea.
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She Uses Bags Of Quikrete To Transform Her Side Yard With DIY Pavers
One TikTok creator proved that you don't need heavy equipment or professional labor to DIY your own stunning paver walkway. Just a little dry-poured Quikrete.
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How To Reduce Soil Compaction With The Help Of Compost
Compacted soil doesn't drain well, and it's hard for roots to grow through. Remedy this bane of every home gardener by working in one simple soil amendment.
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Man Turns An Old Lawn Mower Blade Into A Functional Garden Trowel
If you're looking for a homemade garden trowel, watch how you can turn a lawn mower blade into one.
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Not A Shovel: Prepare Garden Beds With A Ryobi Tool That Attaches To Your String Trimmer
Preparing garden beds with a shovel is hard work. Got a string trimmer? Make tilling compacted soil and even weeding easier with a nifty universal attachment.
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Turn Terracotta Pots Into Adorable Farm Animal-Inspired Garden Decor
Terracotta pots aren't just for displaying your favorite succulents. Transform them into a cute pink pig with the help of rope, paint, and cheap craft supplies.
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How To Remove Landscape Fabric Without Damaging Plants
Removing landscape fabric isn't as simple and straightforward as you might think. Here are the steps to clear it and protect your plants during the process.
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No More Loose, Moving Gravel: The Premade Edging Solution From Amazon
An Amazon reviewer called this stone edging product “the lazy man’s landscaping” and compared to traditional loose gravel, we have to agree.
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She Painted River Rocks To Make Adorable, Durable Garden Decor
River rocks are naturally tough, so they make a great base for affordable outdoor decorations that you can craft yourself with a bit of paint and a paintbrush.
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Ditch The Rake And Swap To This Unexpected DIY Solution For Leaves This Fall
There's no need to buy an expensive leafblower or vacuum to quickly clean up your yard when autumn's in full force. Use this household item instead!
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Gardeners Are Reusing Their Plastic Containers To Beat The Freeze
To combat the cold, repurpose plastic containers to protect not only your garden but the environment. The process is simple, even if you’re new to gardening.
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Your Backyard Could Use A Spigot: How To DIY The Cutest One
Instead of tiring yourself out walking around with a hose, learn how to make a moveable spigot for your backyard with a wooden fence post, spigot, and hose.
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Stop Tossing Old Terracotta Pots: Turn Them Into Rustic Plant Labels For Your Garden
Clay pots are affordable and appealing, but they can also shatter easily. Repurpose the shards from a broken pot by using them to keep your garden organized.
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Use A Wire Hanger To Keep Garden Hoses Neat & Organized
If old wire hangers are cluttering your closet, bend them into hooks that store your hose off the ground. This DIY only needs a hanger and a pair of hands.
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How To Stop Bermudagrass From Ruining Your Flower Beds
No one wants to see Bermudagrass taking over their flower beds, but unfortunately, it's common. Luckily, you can stop the pesky weed with these solutions.
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No Need To Harvest From The Backyard: The Easy Way To Get Free Wood Chip Mulch
Chipping foraged branches is a laborious way to get garden mulch, especially when you might be able to get it delivered to your home by the truckload for free!
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Forget Pricey Heaters: Warm Your Greenhouse In Winter For Free With Something You Already Have
If you want to keep your greenhouse warm during winter, try this surprising heating source to maintain the temperature without buying an expensive product.
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Bye, Toxic Pesticides — The Organic Solution That Removes Chewing Pests From Your Yard
The last thing any gardener wants is chewing insect pests. To avoid them, use this non-toxic solution to protect your crops without harming the environment.
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How To Reduce pH In Soil Naturally
Did a recent soil test show a pH well above 7? It's alkaline. Thankfully, there are a few easy-to-find natural amendments you can use to bring the pH down.
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How To Reduce Garden Pests With An Amazon Solution Powered By The Sun
Looking for clever ways to deter raccoons, squirrels, deer, or even the neighbor's cat from your yard? This off-grid option is affordable and easy to install.
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Protect Backyard And Garden Plants From Salt Damage With A Simple Solution
If you live in a snow zone, you're likely very familiar with the effects of road salts on your garden. Protect your plants with an easy-to-apply soil amendment.
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Not Shredded Mulch: The Long-Lasting Alternative For Landscapes
Shredded wood is a go-to for gardeners looking for affordable mulch, but it doesn't last long. There's a chunkier, more durable option that's just as natural.
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