Looking to use those pallets taking up space in your garage? With some simple tools and supplies, you can DIY a vertical herb garden complete with plant labels.
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Large planters don't come cheap. Thankfully, you can make your own using paper destined for the trash, along with concrete, Styrofoam, and a plastic flower pot.
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There are many ways you can make your pool setup more modern, ranging from the materials you surround the pool with to the type of water you use to fill it.
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Galvanized steel gardens beds are popular because of their longevity and good looks, but whether they're safe for your veggie patch depends on a few factors.
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If your yard is becoming overrrun with stiltgrass, September is one of the best times to try to weed the invasive plant out. Here's how to do it.
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Lawn clippings can be repurposed in all sorts of ways in gardens, including as mulch and added to compost. However, it matters if your grass was treated or not.
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Vinegar helps get rid of moss on your concrete, but there's another key household item that gets the job done even faster. Here's how to use it.
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You don't have to settle for a run-of-the-mill birdbath. You can use a cheap hummingbird feeder, among other supplies, to build an eye-catching alternative.
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Carpenter bees may seem like a destructive version of a bumblebee, but any damage their tunneling may appear to cause is largely cosmetic.
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If weeds have been taking over your garden, check out this handy Amazon tool that makes tackling the pesty plants feel simpler and much more comfortable.
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Painted wood can definitely increase the aesthetics in your garden, but there are few things to watch out for to ensure it's safe for you and your plants.
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Keeping rocks out of soil protects gardening tools and helps plants grow, but it can be a maddening job. This electric tool on Amazon makes short work of it.
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This safe, easy-to-use handheld sharpening tool features a dedicated section for mower blades, but can also be used for axe heads, machete blades, and more.
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This DIY takes a cue from nature and leaves a lot of room to customize it. Size is one way; medium-sized river rocks, for example, are 3 inches in diameter.
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A smoking lawn mower can point to more than an engine problem. The color and persistence of the smoke typically reveals what may be happening beneath the hood.
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At less than $15 for a pack of 12 on Amazon, each one of these products keeps your patio mosquito-free for up to seven hours at a time.
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Mulch helps with moisture retention, weeds, and temperature. But within the category of mulch, there are types of it, and it can matter to what you grow.
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Like many trends, some classic flowers stand the test of time. Since they were brought to the U.S. centuries ago, this flower has been a staple in home gardens.
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Don't toss out those old metal yard chairs, turn them into a bird bath instead! This easy DIY is inexpensive, simple to do, and will add a bit of rustic charm.
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Termites can do tons of damage to your house and wood furnishings, but there is a natural oil that you can use to repel them quite effectively.
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Why spend money on another spray? This simple adjustment costs nothing, takes seconds, and can help keep grass clippings from piling up underneath.
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Old gas can cause big headaches, but it doesn't have to. A few simple steps can help extend your fuel's life and keep your machine ready to roll.
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This natural stone, a limestone, is sourced from a particular area in North Texas. It's available in different colors, including charcoal for a modern look.
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Skipping this important step before planting a tree could result in injuries, costly fines, disrupted utilities, and more — here’s what to know.
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Mums are a quintessential fall flower, and many types can thrive year after year — but only in the right conditions, with enough sunlight and the right soil.
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Some of the most popular mulch materials are also the perfect breeding ground for pests such as insects. Find out what to use for your mulch instead.
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Do you save the seeds from the plants in your garden at the end of every growing season? Help them last until next spring with this nifty toilet paper tube DIY.
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