Ditch Traditional Lawn Aerators: The Amazon Find Made For Compacted Soil
Renting an aerator or hiring a pro is so last year. This lawn aerator's adjustable weighted drum and blade-like design churns up tight soil in no time.
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Which Household Slug Remedies Are Safe To Use Around Vegetables?
Salt is one of the most popular household slug remedies of all — but too much salt can seriously harm your vegetables. Here’s what to try instead.
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Goodbye Traditional Privacy Screens: Use Hanging Baskets For Your Porch Instead
Privacy screens can be somewhat boring and make a porch feel restricted. Hanging baskets, on the other hand, add greenery and life while obscuring the view.
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How To Keep Your Lawn Mower Deck From Rusting
A little mower maintenance can go a long way. One easy-to-apply product can help keep moisture and corrosion at bay and your deck in better shape.
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Say Goodbye To Traditional Rakes: The Easy-To-Use Tool From Amazon For Collecting Leaves
According to one customer, this yard tool from Amazon cut their time bagging leaves in half. It could also make the job easier for those with mobility issues.
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Is It Illegal To Pick Orchids? The Rules You Need To Know
Orchids are beautiful, but should you pick them up? If you like them so much, you should definitely know these things the next time you find a wild orchid.
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28 Plants That Are Capable Of Producing Year-Round Blooms
Even if you don't live in a warmer USDA zone, you could still enjoy many plants that offer year-round blooms by simply bringing them indoors when temps drop.
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Better Looking Than Gravel: 9 Ways To Use Granite For Landscaping
Granite is one of the most versatile materials you can use inside and outside of your home, and you can create a stunning landscape with decomposed granite.
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Why Does My Grass Look Gray And Torn?
Wondering why your grass looks gray and torn despite your lawn care routine? One overlooked mower problem could be responsible for the damage you're seeing.
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Keep This Part Of Your Lawn Trimmed To Help Slow Weed Growth
There are parts of a lawn a mower can't reach. When trimming these areas to help slow weed growth, you also need to be mindful not to cut away too much.
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Upcycler Crafts Adorable Bird Baths From A Deviled Egg Plate And Wine Bottle
Want to attract more feathered friends to your yard? Install a bird bath! You don't have to buy one. Make one in a flash from these free and thrift store finds.
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Remove Grass From Mulch Around Tree Roots With A Tool That's Better Than Hand Pulling
If you mulch the base of your trees to lock in soil moisture, it can be hard to remove invading lawn grass. This tool makes light work of a tricky problem.
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Out With Grass Lawns: The Premium, Japanese-Style Alternative
This Japanese-inspired alternative to grass lawns is especially suitable for yards that get more moisture than they do sunlight — here’s what to know.
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Goodbye Traditional Birdbaths — Keep Visitors Warm With A Deck-Mounted Amazon Find
Winter can be a tough season for those of our garden bird friends that don't migrate, so this Amazon birdbath find may help them out on icy days.
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Keep An Old Plastic Egg Carton To DIY A Clever Plant Propagation Station
If you're ready to advance in your plant parent journey, you need to try propagating. With this DIY hack, you can grow new plants from your existing collection.
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Use Pie Dishes And Lids To Make Cute And Functional Birdbaths With This DIY
If you have an old pie dish and lid lying around in your kitchen, you can turn it into a beautiful bird bath using these DIY project tips.
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Give A Plain Retaining Wall A Masonry Finish That's Less Expensive
A plain concrete block retaining wall doesn't have to stay that way. A masonry finish can add character and texture without the cost of a solid stone wall.
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Skip Hydrangeas: The Compact Alternative For A Yard Full Of White Flowers
This shrub grows less than 5 feet tall and wide, making it a great option for small gardens. Plus, it's stunning even when the white flowers aren't in bloom.
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Why Grass Keeps Invading Your Mulch — And The Fix That Matches How It Spreads
If you're seeing grass sprouting in your mulch beds, you may need to address the root problem: find out how it's spreading, and follow these prevention steps.
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How Many Passes Should You Make With A Lawn Aerator For The Best Results Every Time?
Aerating makes for a healthier lawn. How many passes you'll need to make for a thorough job will depend on a few factors, including how compacted the soil is.
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11 Solar-Powered Pest Solutions From Amazon You'll Want In Your Backyard
Don't let pests ruin your time in your backyard. From bug zappers to ultrasonic deterrents, there are many solar-powered solutions to choose from on Amazon.
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How To Reduce Nitrogen In Your Garden Soil With One Popular Crop
Excess nitrogen in your garden soil can lead to poor harvests, fewer blooms, more pests, and other issues. This crop is like a natural nitrogen vacuum.
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Don't Toss That Old Towel—Use This Hack To Instantly Elevate Your Potted Plants
You have a pile of stained, torn bath towels. Before you throw them in the trash, try out this trick to give more height and better balance to your pot plants.
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Transform Old Spice Racks Into Eye-Catching Botanical Patio Decor
Those ancient spice racks in your kitchen could have a surprising second life, becoming a lush botanical display that gives your patio a creative makeover.
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Natural Doesn't Always Mean Safe: Why I'm Hesitant To Use Homemade Products In My Garden
Just because you make a DIY spray in your own kitchen doesn’t mean it’s safe for the beneficial critters in your garden, says an expert gardener.
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Turn Yard Scraps Into DIY Mulch And Compost With A Solution From Harbor Freight
This Harbor Freight tool offers a solution to yard scraps, such as dried leaves and twigs, by turning them into smaller sizes suitable for mulch and compost.
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Gardener Transforms Old Bike Tires Into A Fantastic Trellis With An Impressive DIY
This hack shows how you can get even more miles out of your old bike. When you replace its tires, don't discard the old ones. Make them into a trellis instead.
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