A lit-up walkway is a safe walkway, whether it's in the front or back yard. If your string lights are looking tatty, replace them with this off-grid solution.
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Many people are drawn to these pots for their rich color and lifespan, which ultimately depends on factors like quality, maintenance, and weather preparation.
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Lawn aeration offers plenty of benefits, but skipping post-aeration watering will ruin your hard work. Here's why water is vital for your newly aerated lawn.
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Upcycle glass spice jars by turning them into mini propagation stations. The size, compartment lids, and transparent material make it perfect for the job.
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If your lawn mower tire keeps going flat, your first thought might be a puncture. However, there are several other reasons a tire could go flat, such as these.
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Indoor trees can brighten your home, and this cute beehive DIY project can give them a decorative twist using just a few easy-to-find items.
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Keeping grass neatly separated from driveways and garden beds takes effort. One motorized tool offers a practical upgrade, though it won't suit every yard.
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Got some disused ceramic planters in the garden shed? Transform them into a tumbling tabletop fountain with the help of a water pump, sealant, and some stones.
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At $150, this steel garden cart with an 800-lb weight capacity is on the lower end of the price chart. Given its versatility, it's great to optimize yard work.
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Terracotta pots may be relatively cheap, but that's no reason to trash broken ones. Instead, grab a hammer and a towel to turn them into a useful, pretty mulch.
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With some options made out of recycled plastic, this low-maintenance, durable material is great for garden paths. Here's what to consider before swapping.
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If you don't have a hose nozzle attachment, try this simple hack that only uses two items and results in a gentle, semi-cone stream perfect for delicate plants.
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While a manual lawn aerator may be cheaper, a tow-behind tool that attaches to mowers and tractors like this one from Amazon can make things faster and easier.
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Quikrete is so easy to use that it's the perfect material for DIYers looking to save a buck and make their own furniture, like this nifty stool transformation.
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WD-40 can come in handy for maintaining plastic, metal, resin, and wood planters. Here's how to use the lubricant to restore your plant pots.
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Bored with the big-bulbed bistro lights around your patio? Get cuter illumination with Dollar Tree string lights and a few plain ol' white plastic planters.
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If you're serious about having a beautiful lawn, you might have tools for both aerating and dethatching. However, with this Ryobi tool, you've got both in one.
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November isn’t too late to get this flower into the ground for summer blooms — it’s native and nectar-rich, so it’s a hit with hummingbirds.
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Added a thick layer of mulch to your garden beds to overwinter your plants? Great! Removing it at the right time in spring is crucial for optimal plant health.
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Is your lawn mower struggling through thick grass? Here's a checklist to get it cutting cleanly.
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If you’re looking for buckets to help you out with various gardening projects, this surprising place can help you get some for the best price possible: free.
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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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Turns out commercial weed killers don't just poison waterways, one of their "inert" ingredients is also very toxic. Yet another reason to distrust them.
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Asters can be prone to disease if grown in marshy areas, but this fellow pollinator-attracting, fall-blooming flower thrives in wet soil.
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Home gardens don't look the same way they used to a few centuries ago. What gardeners plant and the reason why have been influenced by various cultural factors.
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November is a great time to plant shrubs — especially those that will bloom next spring and add a touch of color to your yard. Here are the best ones to plant.
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Pop these daffodil lookalikes in the soil in fall and you won't have to do anything except wait for a garden full of headily scented flowers to bloom in spring.
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