This easy-to-grow native plant spreads easily in most soils and offers blooms that will bring bees, birds, and butterflies to your pollinator garden.
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Hand pulling weeds is tiring, and since they grow quickly, you will have to remove them frequently. But with these weeding tools, you can speed up the process.
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Don't settle for gravel. Your patio deserves nothing but the best, and this replacement material will not feel more stable, it'll look so much better.
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Got a log lying around that you don't know what to do with? Mason bees are excellent pollinators, so attract them to your garden by crafting a home for them.
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To help with your fall weeding, especially if you have stubborn, large weeds, try using this affordable ergonomic tool from Home Depot to make the job easier.
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Though relatively inexpensive, a plastic birdbath won't last as well against the elements as a concrete one. The good news is that the latter's easy to make.
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A Walmart patio find combines two practical outdoor essentials in one piece, with a simple cedar design that makes it easy to fit into your space.
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Transform everyday furniture into a thriving indoor garden. These IKEA cabinets need just a few simple additions to create an optimal growing environment.
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The timelapsed video of this DIY natural pool is done in under 20 minutes, but in real life, it takes months of research, planning, and plenty of know-how.
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The combination design addresses two critical needs for all feathered guests: water and food. Brown, and made of metal, it can also blend into a backyard space.
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Mulching might seem like an activity reserved for spring, but it can do a lot of heavy lifting in the fall too — as long as you actually do it right.
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Though bees are beneficial to your yard, it can can be nervewracking to see a large ball of them. Here's how to approach the problem safely.
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If you have a garden with a spot that doesn't receive sun, you may not know what to do with the area. Luckily, there's a plant that thrives in shady conditions.
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Pea gravel is a common choice for patio gardens, but it's not always stable, and the rocks usually scatter. Instead, try this premium alternative from Japan.
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Do you love flowers and books? Combine your love of both into a unique tabletop decor piece that will have you enjoying it all year round, like this creator.
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Orchids are very delicate plants, and this seemingly harmless practice can actually damage the flowers, leaving them susceptible to disease and clogged pores.
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By addressing weeds in October, you get to them before they have a chance to establish their roots and store food and strength for the following spring season.
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This simple but often-overlooked gardening task simultaneously fights off weed growth and helps keep your lawn as lush and healthy as possible.
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Traditional garden hose nozzles often make your hands tired from having to constantly squeeze the handle, but this Harbor Freight product offers an alternative.
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Summer is a great season, except for the mosquitoes. If you're tired of the bites, try this DIY solution to keep them from taking over your outdoor space.
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Sooner or later your lawn mower blade will wear down, but that doesn't mean its usefulness is over. We're going to show you how to turn it into a garden tool.
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Do you love handcrafted gardening tools? If you're willing to shell out the big bucks, this rather rare handheld Dutch weeding tool might be your next buy.
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Fruit trees benefit from a layer of mulch in many ways, including nutrients, moisture retention, and insulation. This type of mulch is especially nutrient-rich.
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The color of mulch can affect how it works in your garden. There are instances when black mulch will be better suited to use than light-colored options.
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Gravel driveways and walkways need regular tamping to keep stones in place, and this easy-to-use tool from Amazon may help you DIY this maintenance.
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This cactus native to Central America can be grown as a houseplant. Its long stems are attention-grabbing and so is its blooms that die back by morning.
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Creeping phlox isn't your only option for erosion-prone areas. This low-growing lawn plant forms spreading mats while offering several garden benefits.
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