Sometimes, when you're trying to trim back a shrub or a bush, you're thankful you have your trusty pair of garden shears. But shears also aren't always needed.
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Glass bottle stoppers are a chic way to seal your drinks, and they can add even more elegance to your home and garden with these 9 repurposing ideas.
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Clay soil has poor structure making it hard for water and microbes alike to move through the soil. However, adding this amendment material can make it worse.
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No gardener likes massive weeding projects, with hours of being hunched pulling weeds out one by one. This simple solution clears weeds and brush quickly.
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Climbing hydrangeas are beautiful on brick walls, but since they’re not native to the U.S., they’re not very popular with local pollinators. This vine is.
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Using Roundup at the wrong time can reduce its effectiveness and risk damage to nearby plants. Weather conditions play a bigger role than you might think.
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Bees pollinate most of the flowers in our gardens. Encourage native renter bees to stick around with this bee house that's as easy to make as it is adorable.
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Looking for affordable outdoor lighting? It's hard to beat Dollar Tree's solar-powered stake lights. If you find them a little too short, try this quick fix.
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No matter why you use herbicides on the pesky weeds in your garden, you may be wondering whether you should remove the dry, brown plants or leave them alone.
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In the garden, bees are your buzzy beneficial friends, and it's easier than you think to build them an appealing DIY home using bamboo sticks.
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Like most plants, peace lilies slow down their growth in the fall in preparation for shorter winter days. They need adjustments to stay healthy.
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Lavender doesn't provide blooms forever. One colorful late-season perennial can help keep your pollinator garden active as summer gives way to fall.
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Adding a bird bath to your yard is a feature birds (and other wildlife) will appreciate. This bath from Lowe's offers bird visitors a few options all in one.
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Why let the color fade when you can keep the show going? There are several fun reblooming varieties to choose from, with colors and sizes to suit your garden.
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Skip the endless digging and hand-pulling when weeds invade gravel driveways and paths, because a small tool offers a quick way to tackle unwanted growth.
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Bird baths are a common feature in outdoor spaces but most tend to look the same. Skip the basic bird baths and consider this multipurpose bowl from Amazon.
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There's almost no limit to the things you can make for your backyard from old pallets. In this case, you can use the wood for the roof of a simple DIY pergola.
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Bulbs are finicky because some species have specific planting depths that can be tricky to get right. This tool helps with that while saving your back to boot.
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Moss and weeds growing in the cracks in your driveway can be killed, and potentially even kept at bay, with a simple product from your kitchen pantry.
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Lawn aeration is key for healthy soil, but you don't have to spend lots of money to do it. These Amazon products enable you to DIY your lawn aeration.
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Bees and butterflies aren't just lovely to watch in our backyards; they also pollinate our plants. Attract them with this pretty and affordable Amazon product.
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This backyard storage solution from Home Depot is the ideal place to organize all your garden tools, keeping them accessible and easy to maintain.
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When removing a lawn mower blade, a block of wood jammed inside can easily go sideways (literally). This $14 Amazon tool makes the process safer and easier.
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Go through a lot of bottles of fabric softener? Save those caps! With some wire and beads, you can turn them into floral decor that dangles from your ceiling.
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This deciduous shrub has pretty pink buds that bloom into white flowers for spring. They also have a similar look to hydrangeas, and attract pollinators.
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Here's what to know before buying about what OHV means on a lawn mower, and the difference in design and performance between OHV and OHC lawn mowers.
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Cinder blocks and two-by-fours are super affordable building materials, and you can use them to create a nifty storage solution for firewood in a no time flat.
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