How To Turn An Unused Shady Spot Into A Whimsical Fairy Garden For Mushrooms
Don't let that shady spot in your garden go to waste. Rather than planting the typical hostas, try designing your own fairy garden among edible mushrooms.
Read MoreDon't let that shady spot in your garden go to waste. Rather than planting the typical hostas, try designing your own fairy garden among edible mushrooms.
Read MoreEven if they get scratched or warped, your vinyl records can have a second life in the garden. Try out this clever repurposing hack to put them to good use.
Read MoreYour raised garden bed should have nutrient-rich soil, but it can be pricey. Use this ancient gardening method to save money and make your plants healthier.
Read MoreThere are endless ways to make a fairy garden, including designing a piece of your garden around the scene. These plants add a bit of whimsy to your project.
Read MoreFor fans of Martha Stewart's decor tips, here's some inspiration for turning a fallen tree mess into aesthetically pleasing decor for your garden or home.
Read MoreIn the same way that you plant summer seeds in spring and fall seeds in summer, some seeds not only survive winter sowing, but need it. Here's what to plant.
Read MoreWhen the slippery walkway season arrives, you have options. If you're fresh out of salt, try this simple DIY ice melt that's also better for your garden.
Read MoreMany people throw away their used coffee grounds, but not us gardeners. They can be used to provide nutrients for our favorite houseplants, like the monstera.
Read MoreSome folks believe birds love this budget-friendly pantry staple, but is there evidence for the claim? Before you fill your bird feeder, you should know this.
Read MoreBirds visit their baths even in the winter as they look for thawed water, so try to keep it from freezing. One common little object might just do the trick.
Read MoreAs pretty as a Christmas tree is, it's big, messy, and needs to go back in the box in a month. But rosemary is the tiny "tree" that keeps giving all year!
Read MoreThe Old Farmer's Alamanac has been sharing wisdom for over 200 years. They say one popular culinary item could also be handy for your garden tools this winter.
Read MoreNot all birds fly south for the winter. Those that stick closer to home (like your yard) need help to access their bird baths without it freezing. Here's how.
Read MoreHGTV star Joanna Gaines combines her home and gardening expertise with a simple porch decorating tip that is bound to catch your eye in every season.
Read MoreWe love seeing hummingbirds in the garden, but attracting them can require a lot of time and investment. However, this feature is free and comes from your yard.
Read MoreIf you've seen plastic forks sticking out of someone's vegetable garden, they may be protecting their plants. It's an easy hack, but does it actually work?
Read MoreIf you have a cozy nectar bar all set up but are having trouble attracting hummingbirds to it, you can try using their favorite color to get their attention.
Read MoreThe garden is perfect for exercising your green thumb in more than one way. This clever way to recycle your wine bottle also requires some carpentry skills.
Read MoreWhile we often envision swarming beehives as home for all bees, there are actually many species that go it alone. Here's how to make sure they have a safe nest.
Read MoreThat flimsy tomato cage just doesn't cut it when faced with a healthy tomato plant. Try this staking system that's both simple and sturdy enough to handle it.
Read MoreIt's incredible that hummingbirds migrate such a long distance, so it's no surprise that they need pit stops. Here's how to make your garden their favorite one.
Read MoreBust out that shovel to prevent stormwater from flooding your yard. With this creative tip and a little gravity, you can move water toward your garden instead.
Read MoreIf you love your backyard birds and your morning cup of coffee, you can create a DIY that brings them together. Give your old coffee container a second life.
Read MoreWhether hummingbirds have left your area yet or not, you can prepare your yard now to attract more of these pollinators with clever gardening hacks from 2025.
Read MoreIt's frustrating when your favorite coffee mug gets a chip or small crack in it. However, you can still use the broken cup to DIY this special garden feature.
Read MoreFall is here, but don't lose your gourd. Grow your own pumpkin patch so that you can DIY all your fall decor, autumn treats, and carving jack-o'-lanterns.
Read MoreA chain-link fence is beloved for its utility and lower cost. Appearance? Not so much. But you can make your fencing look great with these 8 easy DIY upgrades.
Read More