Breathe New Life Into Old Shot Glasses With 13 Clever Hacks To Repurpose Them
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.
Read MoreYou 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.
Read MoreIf 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.
Read MoreIf 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.
Read MoreAnts 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.
Read MoreDid you know many birds use dust to bathe in along with water? What's more, one ingredient in DIY baths is a waste material your home may already have.
Read MoreAmerica's mosquito-control efforts had an itchy side effect. Here's how resistance developed and what homeowners can do to protect their yards.
Read MoreThis group of perennials from the Zingiberaceae family is native to higher-elevation climes. The flowers are orchid-like, and the leaves? Like those of corn.
Read MoreA well-maintained lawn and clearly managed borders can make unwanted plants easier to spot, but preventing a painful rash still requires careful cleanup.
Read MoreTired of seeing the same birds visit your feeder? This seed is capable of attracting 40 different species, including goldfinches and dark-eyed juncos.
Read MoreGarden pruners can do more than cut back plants. They're a versatile alternative to scissors for many tasks in the yard, home, and workshop.
Read MoreWhat do you do when your front yard is concrete and right next to a city sidewalk? That's the dilemma Shirley Bovshow faced, and this is how she solved it.
Read MoreLandscape fabric is often used to prevent weeds from sprouting among garden plants. However, it can break down over time. Here's how long it lasts.
Read MoreA common hydrangea color trick is more complicated than it seems, with soil chemistry, plant variety, and timing all shaping whether blooms change colors.
Read MoreWasps might be good for the environment, but they're not so good when it comes to hosting your friends outside. Here's how to keep them away.
Read MoreMarigolds are bold, beautiful summer flowers but they're not the only ones that can bring drama to a container garden. They also don't have a cascading habit.
Read MoreIf you've been wondering what to do with those spare concrete blocks you have sitting in a pile, consider trying this budget DIY to try for your backyard birds.
Read MoreThe name of this annual sounds like it's in the Rosaceae family, but it isn't. A semi-succulent, its vibrant blooms can attract pollinators during the summer.
Read MoreOrganization is key to keeping your plants' sunlight, water, and feeding needs in order. For plant labels, there's another way other than the plastic type.
Read MoreA rock is a rock, right? Not quite. Before digging into your next landscaping project, understand how pea gravel and river rock vary and which is right for you.
Read MoreAs with any problem, it is important to figure out the root cause of a leak in your garden hose. Only after learning what it is can you determine the best fix.
Read MoreIf your bird seed is damp (not soaked), it might be possible to dry it out. But before you reach for paper towel, there's another home remedy to consider first.
Read MoreBamboo stakes can crack or rot making them a temporary solution for supporting plants. However, this material is rust-proof, durable, and long lasting.
Read MoreDangerous ticks that carry diseases have spread across most of the United States, but these regions may be the worst for encountering these pests this season.
Read MoreYou can either pull up weeds by hand (or tool) or spray them away. Beyond this, there are other key differences you should know in order to make your decision.
Read MoreOutside of soup broth, you can use these two tropical culinary herbs to repel aphids from gardens. They work when grown in the garden or when used in a spray.
Read MoreWeeds might be an eyesore on the surface of your lawn, but dealing with their roots so they don’t pop back up is another story. This simple pry tool can help.
Read MoreSave your hands for something more fun. This powerful weed wacker attachment makes quick work of stubborn weeds growing between paths and cracks.
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