Don't let old or broken bird feeders go to waste; repurpose them around your home and garden to make DIY decor items, useful storage solutions, and much more.
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Are the shady spots in your garden where plants do to die? If so, try this stunning, tall ornamental grass variety that prefers shade over full sun.
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Hydrangeas tend to have the best results from drying when cut in the late summer or fall. Here's why and how to complete the process.
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Finding warm-climate vines that check all the boxes is tough. This climber offers privacy and texture with leathery leaves, multicolored flowers, and odd fruit.
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There are benefits to growing this colorful evergreen tree, but the risks may outweigh the rewards. Find out if this plant that birds love is right for you.
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There's no greater eyesore than a lush, green lawn dotted with bald, patchy spots. Discover which grass seed blend will have holes filled in a matter of days.
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Premade trellises are often expensive with limited options. Instead, DIY a simple garden trellis using wood and wire to customize the plant support structure.
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Snakes are rarely a welcome sight in residential areas. Eliminate them with this simple hack that takes advantage of critters in the local ecosystem.
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Dethatching your lawn removes the layer of plant material from the soil to allow more nutrients in. However, the grass needs TLC after to handle the shock.
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Trimming and pruning trees is a must to maintain their health and beauty. Try this PVC hack to extend your pruning shears and reach unreachable branches.
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This easy-to-grow ground cover has a couple of quirks you'll want to be aware of so you can enjoy its beautiful blue blooms all summer long.
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Soil is one of the biggest expenses when building a garden bed from scratch, but you can significantly cut down on costs with this clever DIY technique.
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Mosquitoes benefit the ecosystem because they are a food source for various animals, but did you know they could also serve another pollinating purpose?
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A simple, natural solution can turn your garden paths into weed-resistant walkways while adding beauty and function without relying on chemicals.
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Mulberry trees are beloved to wildlife, and the fruits are pretty delicious to humans, too. But this one downside makes them unpopular with many gardeners.
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Before you invest in a lawn mower, there are several factors you should take into consideration, including your lawn size and your mowing habits.
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Ground covers are an eco-friendly solution to weed control in the garden, right? Not quite. There are downsides to consider before driving to the plant nursery.
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Refilling your lawn mower is something you should never do on your lawn because it's difficult to prevent spills. But this simple hack will prevent all that.
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Autumn is the time for growing pumpkins in the garden, but if your pumpkins are overcrowded, they won't produce the best results for jack-o'-lanterns.
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Having a hummingbird feeder makes it easier to watch them. And you don't need to spend a fortune with the DIY feeder you can craft with Dollar Tree items.
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Create even more impact on a foliage-covered wall or fence of ivy by adding a plant with similar environmental preferences that produces stunning flowers.
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Setting out to cut your lawn but realizing your lawn mower won't start can be very frustrating. Before you assume the worst, find out the real reason here.
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Need a trellis for those bean seedlings or jasmine saplings you just planted? DIY a sturdy, affordable garden trellis in no time with these easy instructions.
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You may think of gravel is just for driveways or other functional spaces, but with a few extra supplies, gravel is a great way to elevate your outdoor areas.
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Think you can only plant trees in your yard in spring? Think again! These fast-growing trees do well planted in early fall (or September) if done with care.
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Pallets are a good source for untreated wood that you can use in your next backyard project; perhaps you'll try making this budget-friendly raised garden bed.
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The striking flowers of this beautiful plant bloom from summer through fall. The foliage and flowers are both edible, plus they look incredible in cut bouquets.
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