From a spinning ring that keeps squirrels away to a feeder shaped especially for woodpeckers, these Amazon feeders are just what your backyard birds need.
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No mixing, measuring, or diluting required — just buy this bottle for under 20 bucks, spray it on the pesky weeds in your mulch, and wait.
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Use a large cloth like an old bedsheet or table covering as an alternative to traditional sheet mulch and landscaping fabric to limit weeds in your garden.
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Succulents are sun-loving plants that prefer dry conditions and will rot if not protected from prolonged downpours. There are a few ways to tackle the problem.
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If you have not been able to deter birds and squirrels from your vegetables and fruits, you need to try this clever DIY hack from a gardener on Instagram.
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While this tool is more common in Europe, you can find it here in the U.S. It's a little pricey, but worth the money if you need to weed your garden beds fast.
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The flies arrive in abundance around Halloween. You can use an old milk jug and a simple pre-made baited product to repel these winged insects from your home.
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Both heated bird baths and de-icers will keep birds visiting your yard throughout the winter, but they differ in price, appearance, and versatility.
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Tired of spending a fortune on organic mulch materials for your garden? If you grow this vegetable, you can harvest the leaves and make your own mulch for free.
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To prevent rust on your lawn mower deck, you want to clean it after each use. And you can do so easily with another landscaping tool you probably have.
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This tool makes it easier to loosen soil without too much strain or downward pressure. Here's how to use it effectively, plus some things to keep in mind.
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If your garden has a rustic aesthetic, you'll love woven willow edging. Drive it into the ground around your mulched beds to keep your garden looking tidy.
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Weeds need sunlight to grow. There are various methods that can work for your garden to prevent the unwanted plants from receiving the needed light.
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Wind burn can destroy delicate plants like tomatoes, but a basic kitchen pantry staple can provide wind protection on a budget. Here's how to use it.
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If annuals in a hanging planter aren't flowering abundantly, the entire arrangement looks lackluster. Fertilizer will help, but only if you apply it correctly.
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Compared to pulling weeds from gravel by hand, this Ryobi tool is faster, more efficient, and easier on your body. Here’s what to know.
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Instead of tossing pickleballs that are cracked or otherwise broken, upcycle them. Turn them into something bright and cool for the garden with a one-step DIY.
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If you have old vinyl blinds, think twice before tossing them away. With this clever DIY, you can turn old plastic blinds into something useful for your garden.
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A tiered container garden is more accessible and easier to design. Why spend big bucks on a tiered stand when you can make one with a cheap or free material?
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Salt is one of the most popular household slug remedies of all — but too much salt can seriously harm your vegetables. Here’s what to try instead.
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Privacy screens can be somewhat boring and make a porch feel restricted. Hanging baskets, on the other hand, add greenery and life while obscuring the view.
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Want to attract more feathered friends to your yard? Install a bird bath! You don't have to buy one. Make one in a flash from these free and thrift store finds.
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If you mulch the base of your trees to lock in soil moisture, it can be hard to remove invading lawn grass. This tool makes light work of a tricky problem.
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This Japanese-inspired alternative to grass lawns is especially suitable for yards that get more moisture than they do sunlight — here’s what to know.
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If you're ready to advance in your plant parent journey, you need to try propagating. With this DIY hack, you can grow new plants from your existing collection.
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Don't let pests ruin your time in your backyard. From bug zappers to ultrasonic deterrents, there are many solar-powered solutions to choose from on Amazon.
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Excess nitrogen in your garden soil can lead to poor harvests, fewer blooms, more pests, and other issues. This crop is like a natural nitrogen vacuum.
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