She Painted River Rocks To Make Adorable, Durable Garden Decor
River rocks are naturally tough, so they make a great base for affordable outdoor decorations that you can craft yourself with a bit of paint and a paintbrush.
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Don't Let Broken Terracotta Pots Go To Waste: Use Them For A DIY Walkway
Broken clay pots have lots of uses around the garden, but have you ever thought of turning them into a rustic path? They could even be a gravel alternative!
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Ditch The Rake And Swap To This Unexpected DIY Solution For Leaves This Fall
There's no need to buy an expensive leafblower or vacuum to quickly clean up your yard when autumn's in full force. Use this household item instead!
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Quickly Sharpen Garden Tools With A Handheld, Packable Tool From Home Depot
With built-in angle guides and two diamond plates, this multi-sharpening block can help you revive your trusty hatchets, machetes, scissors, shears, and more.
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Gardeners Are Reusing Their Plastic Containers To Beat The Freeze
To combat the cold, repurpose plastic containers to protect not only your garden but the environment. The process is simple, even if you’re new to gardening.
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What's The Easiest Way To Remove Tree Roots?
Removing tree roots is arduous, but it doesn’t have to be too complicated — as long as the job is small enough to DIY, according to our expert.
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Landscape Fabric Or Organic Mulch For Vegetable Rows?
Landscape fabric and organic mulch can both help control weeds in vegetable gardens, but their effects on soil, moisture, and maintenance differ significantly.
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Swap Your Basic Bucket Lid For A Solution That Adds Divided Storage
Can you have too many 5-gallon buckets to use around the home and garden? If this is your favorite tote, here's a way to make it even more functional.
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Putting Gravel In Potted Lavender Plants: Why It Is Recommended And What The Benefits Are
Lavender is a wonderful addition to any garden thanks to its aromatic properties, edibility, and as indoor decor. Gravel can help it stay healthy in a planter.
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Your Backyard Could Use A Spigot: How To DIY The Cutest One
Instead of tiring yourself out walking around with a hose, learn how to make a moveable spigot for your backyard with a wooden fence post, spigot, and hose.
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She Builds A Functional Warre Hive For Her Tree
You're probably familiar with regular beehives for honeybees, but you can also build a hive to support native bees to make your yard more eco-friendly.
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Stop Tossing Old Terracotta Pots: Turn Them Into Rustic Plant Labels For Your Garden
Clay pots are affordable and appealing, but they can also shatter easily. Repurpose the shards from a broken pot by using them to keep your garden organized.
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Do You Need To Sharpen Lawn Aerators?
Lawn aerators are an important tool for maintaining a lush and healthy lawn, but do you need to sharpen their tines? Here’s what you need to know.
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A Functional Rain Garden Depends On Where You Put It
It can take a lot of time and effort to create a rain garden, so be sure to put it in the right spot for maximum effectiveness in your eco-friendly landscape.
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Why Do Lawn Mower Blades Spin Counterclockwise?
Lawn mower blades seem simple, but their rotation direction plays a bigger role than you might think in how well your mower cuts and how safely it operates.
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Grab Clothespins To Make Rustic Dragonfly Decor For Indoors Or Outside
Dragonflies are pretty insects that are beneficial to our gardens. Honor them with some indoor-outdoor decor you can craft from wooden clothespins and glue.
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'The Rocks Don't Even Budge': Amazon Has A Clever Solution For Long-Lasting Gravel
Tired of your gravel pathways shifting every time you walk on them? This Amazon solution can help keep gravel in place with less regular maintenance needed.
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Use A Wire Hanger To Keep Garden Hoses Neat & Organized
If old wire hangers are cluttering your closet, bend them into hooks that store your hose off the ground. This DIY only needs a hanger and a pair of hands.
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How To Stop Bermudagrass From Ruining Your Flower Beds
No one wants to see Bermudagrass taking over their flower beds, but unfortunately, it's common. Luckily, you can stop the pesky weed with these solutions.
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The Amazon Find That Prevents Newly Planted Grass From Blowing Away
Newly planted grass seed can easily blow away. A practical erosion control product helps protect exposed soil while supporting healthy lawn establishment.
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Woman Turns An Old Bucket Into A Stunning Backyard Water Feature With A Simple DIY
Want to add a unique water feature to your garden without the high price tag? This DIY uses an old bucket that transforms into a beautiful fixture you'll love.
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A Concrete Mowing Strip Would Give Your Flower Beds A Neat Edge With Less Trimming
If you're looking for a way to keep the flower beds in your yard tidier with less work, a concrete mowing strip is definitely the way to go.
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Should You Rake Your Lawn Before You Mow?
When fall comes around that means that it's time to start raking your lawn, or does it? Maybe you should actually be mowing those leaves instead.
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Prettier Than Concrete: The Mighty And Eco-Friendly Stone For Retaining Walls
Concrete is a versatile choice for a retaining wall, but not very attractive. For a wall that's pretty as well as eco-friendly, choose this stone.
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No Need To Harvest From The Backyard: The Easy Way To Get Free Wood Chip Mulch
Chipping foraged branches is a laborious way to get garden mulch, especially when you might be able to get it delivered to your home by the truckload for free!
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Stronger Than Standard Aluminum: The Long-Lasting Alternative For Garden Beds
These raised garden beds can last for several decades with little maintenance thanks to the material of its strong core and rust-resistant coating.
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Lowe's Highest-Rated Mower Blade: 'Cuts Like A Champ'
You don't necessarily have to buy name-brand mower blades for a great result. In fact, Lowe's highest-rated option is a universal blade customers love.
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