When venturing into brushy territory, this essential oil will make ticks turn their noses up at you, and it's a clean and zesty scent that many people like too.
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This yellow vine is a Florida native and known to attract a particular hummingbird with coppery feathers. The vine can be grown vertically or as ground cover.
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This flower combination can be beautiful through the fall, but they're also favorites of pollinator predators. So, why should you plant them anyway?
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When the seasons change, not all birds migrate to warmer climes. For the birds that stay local and visit your backyard, you can still do your part to help them.
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Are you looking for a bird bath that has more features than just a water basin? Here are all the extra add-ons that will have birds flocking to your garden.
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Toxic chemicals might be effective at taking care of weeds. But there's a trick that you can use to thoroughly take them out without harming other plants.
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Cleaning your riding lawn mower can help keep it running smoothly, but water can also damage certain components if you aren't careful about where you spray.
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Wood mulch looks beautiful, but it doesn't last that long. Instead, consider another natural yet more durable option that's perfect for contemporary gardens.
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Tired of your leaf litter or wood-chip mulch disintegrating after a few months or years? Switch it out for a porous, natural material that won't decompose.
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This birdbath will not only attract birds to your garden, but it also looks beautiful as an ornamental decor piece all on its own. Here's how to place it.
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Mums are gorgeous in fall planters, but they're also kind of predictable. Jazz up your arrangements for the cozy season with an unexpected group of succulents.
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Zinnias are annuals that grace the garden all summer long but are killed by the first frost. You can clean up your zinnia bed or leave the seeds for the birds.
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If your yard has sandy soil, it can be hard to keep a lawn lush. Ditch the traditional turfgrass species for an easy-to-grow alternative with low water needs.
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A frying pan can last for several years, but one day when it's time to replace it, don't toss it. Instead, add some coats of paint and turn it into a canvas.
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As the summer heat finally winds down, September is the window for many gardeners to divide their hostas, but space, soil, and water should be watched closely.
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You'll need to deadhead and trim the stems of this vibrant annual before September starts to enjoy more colorful blooms until the first frost.
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This late-blooming perennial has eye-catching yellow flowers that will add a vibrant touch to your garden and won't become a snack for your local deer.
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Fence installation is offered year-round, and a case can be made for each season. An autumn install is less common, but that's part of why it may be best.
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This perennial gets two of its common names (one after a reptile) from the shape of its flowers. Its display of pink, white, or purple blooms lasts until fall.
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Whether through migration or just staying put, there are likely many birds that overwinter in your region. Here are the most common, and what you can feed them.
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Aerating a lawn helps to loosen soil that's become compacted. This product allows you to complete this task while tending to other to-dos around the yard.
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If you’ve got an extra hollow concrete block (or several) lying around, consider putting it to good use as a home for beneficial native bees.
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A routine lawn care task could be making your air conditioner work harder without you realizing it. A few small changes can help protect your outdoor unit.
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That stubborn root may need more than a shovel. A familiar systemic solution used for weeds can also help tackle unwanted roots at the source.
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It doesn't look like a traditional privacy screen, and that's the point. This DIY adds privacy while bringing a lush, artistic touch to your outdoor space.
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If your mower blade looks thin and flimsy, swapping in a bigger one seems smart, but it might not deliver the results your hoping for, depending on your mower.
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There are several reasons that your electric lawn mower may not be starting, but fortunately, there are troubleshooting tips that can help you get back to work.
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