Simple Ways To Attract Nuthatch Birds To Your Yard
Nuthatchers are a popular favorite among birdwatchers. Luckily, there are simple ways to attract these critters to your yard and entice them to stay.
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This Native Vine Might Be Stinky To You, But Birds & Other Pollinators Love Its Odor
Gardeners might not like the maldorous scent of this native flowering vine, but plenty of pollinators and birds are drawn to its smell and its purple berries.
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How To Turn An Old Laundry Basket Into A Beautiful Decorative Planter
Large decorative planters aren't cheap, so it's wise to take advantage of DIY opportunities. Here are two ways to create one with an old laundry basket.
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Is Epsom Salt The Trick To Sweeter Watermelons In Your Garden?
Epsom salt has many uses, but can it help improve the taste of your watermelons? Here's what you need to know before sprinkling it around your garden.
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Why Fig Trees Are Notorious For Attracting Wasps
Many fruit trees are known to attract wasps, but fig trees in particular are associated with the pests. Here is the history between wasps and figs.
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11 Genius Ways To Reuse An Old Towel In Your Backyard And Garden
Time to swap out a slightly shabby set of towels? Before you toss your old bath towels in the trash, discover some clever ways to repurpose them in the garden.
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Why You Should Reconsider Using Mothballs To Deter Critters From Your Bird Feeder
Are you hanging mothballs near your bird feeder to keep squirrels, opossums, and other critters away? Not so fast. Here's why you should reconsider using them.
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This Colorful Mulch Alternative Is Great For Plants That Thrive In Drier Conditions
Do you need a mulch alternative that beautifies your garden and helps your plants? Look no further than this colorful option that will create drier conditions.
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What To Do If Ducks Won't Stay Away From Your Swimming Pool
You may find ducks to be cute, but it isn't healthy for them to be in your backyard pool. Here are some ways to deter them from coming for a swim.
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This Fresh-Smelling Vine Is Perfect For Added Privacy Along Your Backyard Fence
If you're looking for the perfect vine to grow for more privacy from your neighbors this could be the answer, especially since it looks and smells great too.
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A Creative Way To Repurpose Wooden Spoons In Your Garden
If your large wooden kitchen spoons are old, stained, and worn-down, learn how to repurpose them outdoors to benefit your plants and your garden's aesthetic.
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What Does It Mean If A Plant Has A Cane?
You're probably familiar with fruit, flowers, stems, and leaves, but what is a cane, and what does it mean when a plant has a cane or canes?
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Why You Should Grow Pinto Beans In The Summer
When it comes to growing pinto beans, warmer weather months are better because they have no tolerance for frost and must be planted after the last has passed.
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The Victorian-Era Foliage To Grow In Your Garden For A Vibrant Pop Of Color
Persian shield grows best in climates that resembles those of its tropical origins, but it's versatile enough to bring its pops of Victorian color anywhere.
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Stunning Lawn Alternatives For Your Shady Backyard (& Which Invasive Plants To Avoid)
Not every yard has the conditions necessary to make growing a grass lawn practical -- here are several alternatives that will transform your outdoor space.
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Turn A Dollar Tree Hula Hoop And Broom Handle Into A DIY Light Up Garden Arch
Encourage your family to spend more time in the yard this season with this Dollar Tree DIY light-up garden arch that uses a hula hoop and broom handles.
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Grow These 6 Plants To Make Your Garden Smell Like A Chocolate Factory
Create a chocolate-scented oasis and indulge your senses with these six aromatic plants that will infuse your garden with the sweet, rich scent of chocolate.
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The Flowering Weed You'll Want To Grow Indoors And Not In The Garden
Some weeds are worth taking a second look at, especially when they have cool characteristics. There is one unique flowering weed that makes a great houseplant.
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Turn An Old Rake Into A Bird Feeder And Watch Orioles Flock To Your Backyard
Before you toss out your old rake, consider its potential as a bird feeder. Maybe they can't hold seed, but rakes can distribute another item orioles enjoy.
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Hide Unsightly Areas Of Your Backyard With A DIY Wooden Trellis Screen
If you're looking to shield clutter or have more privacy from neighbors in your backyard, consider building a wooden trellis screen around your space.
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Use These 8 Stunning Colors On Your Birdhouse To Attract More Flying Friends
If birds aren't taking up residence in your birdhouse, the problem may be the color. Discover 8 of the best colors to paint the outside of your birdhouse.
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Tips For Growing Prairie Smoke Flowers To Bring Pollinators To Your Garden
Prairie smoke flowers are great for even the beginner gardener. These low maintenance flowers can attract pollinators to your yard and have other benefits.
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Plants In Your Garden That Could Be Attracting Unwanted Snakes
Discover which plants may attract unwanted snakes to your garden. Protect your outdoor space from potential snake encounters with these tips on plants to avoid.
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15 Deadly Mushrooms That Could Be Growing In Your Backyard
Mycophiles might get excited to see mushroom varieties growing in their backyards. But consuming them could be fatal, as these 15 deadly mushrooms prove.
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Zulu Giants Are Beautiful Flowering Cacti You Should Think Twice About Planting
The Zulu giant (or carrion flower) is a fascinating and gorgeous plant, but there are several good reasons you might not actually want to keep one around.
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Common Pests And Diseases That Cause Damage To Anemone Flowers
Anemone flowers are a stunning addition to your garden, and they are generally hardy plants, but some diseases and pests can destroy them.
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The Invasive And Highly Flammable Grass You Should Avoid
If you're looking to plant some new grass in your yard this year, be sure it's not this flammable and invasive variety. Here's what you need to know.
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