Rethink traditional butterfly feeders. Discover a charming and multifunctional option that attracts butterflies while accentuating your outdoor space.
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Once established, this easy-to-grow, drought-tolerant shrub doesn't need much watering, nor do you need to feed it often. Its bloom time is summer and fall.
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Summer's heat makes maintaining a lush, green lawn a challenge. While it seems like your lawn needs more attention, the opposite can keep it greener longer.
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Pavers can be pricey if you're purchasing them and hiring someone to install them. Try this Amazon find to DIY your own version at a fraction of the price.
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A flat, boring lawn became a lush multi-layered garden retreat — and the key design tricks behind the transformation are easier than you'd think.
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Although this shrub fell out of fashion in favor of more showy, long-lasting options, its swoon-worthy summer scent could become a highlight of your garden.
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That empty cookie tin isn't just for sewing supplies anymore! Instead, upcycle it into a DIY feeder that will let birds enjoy their own special treats in it.
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Tomatoes come in a variety of rainbow colors, but there is a difference between red and yellow that might encourage you to try something new next seaon.
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This ancient herb once appeared in Roman kitchens and medicinal gardens, but modern growers may value it more for its blooms, resilience, and butterfly appeal.
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After mowing the grass, it's time for cleanup. You may be tempted to use water to hose the machine down. Before doing so, know what you can and shouldn't do.
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If you've tried vinegar to keep rats out of your garden without success, don't worry. There's another household item you can use to make a slippery deterrent.
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This modern bird feeder has two tiers, allowing more of you local feathered friends to stop by and eat. Plus, it has a stylish and durable design.
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Concrete blocks are often used to build retaining walls, but the ability to hold back large amounts of soil make them perfect for another gardening purpose.
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Cutting retaining wall blocks doesn't have to be an expensive endeavor with pricey power tools. You can do it with some basic gadgets you likely already own.
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Concrete planters come in all shapes and sizes — and costs. Luckily, you can DIY your own concrete planters, and add a decorative flair using this as a mold.
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A common bathroom product is sometimes recommended as a garden animal repellent, but its limited staying power means other methods may still be necessary.
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This small window is more important than it might seem. Timing your purchase gives fruit trees the best shot at a healthy start and a fruitful future.
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If you find yourself caught in a stinky skunk situation, sometimes your first reaction should be to do nothing. Then, follow up with the right cleaning tips.
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Burying bananas might seem like a smart idea, but there are better ways to get nutrients into the soil, with fewer chances of attracting unwanted visitors.
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A common item headed for the trash could become a garden essential, offering a soft, flexible way to support growing plants while cutting down on waste.
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These bad habits can not only damage your riding lawn mower, but some of them can even be dangerous safety-wise. Avoid making these mistakes.
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You've heard that coffee grounds help add nutrients to the soil, but how do zinnias react to them? Here's how to incorporate them to make your zinnias pop.
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This is a pesky weed that spreads aggressively without a doubt, but it's also a crucial plant to attract butterflies. Here's how to grow it safely.
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You don't need to throw out your old shot glasses. There are tons of clever repurposing ideas that will give them second life in your home and garden.
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If you're an avid gardener, a collection of plastic plant pots can soon mount up from all those trips to the nursery. Make use of them with these handy ideas.
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If you're growing rosemary in your garden, it pays to know which pests it will repel and which it will attract. From beetles to mites, here's what to expect.
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Ants may not directly damage trees, but they can do so by protecting harmful pests. Thankfully, there's an easy solution to deter them from climbing up a tree.
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