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  • Brown patches of dead lawn next to green patches.

    The Unexpected Power Tool That Can Bring Your Patchy Yard Back To Life

    That patchy lawn might be depressing you. But the grass in your yard can be back to lush and green in no time with a little help from this common power tool.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 11 hours ago Read More
  • A man uses a lawn-leveling rake on an uneven spot.

    What Is A Lawn Leveling Rake? Here's Why It's A Must-Have Tool For Your Yard

    It can be a hassle to do yard work. However, with a lawn leveling rake, you could take your lawn care to the next level thanks to this must-have tool.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 6 days ago Read More
  • A man in a red shirt kneels next to a bamboo trellis in a garden.

    Level Up Trellis Gardening With An Item You Can Get At Dollar Tree

    Growing vertically is a great strategy for any gardener with limited space. Level up your trellis gardening with an simple item you can get at Dollar Tree.

    By Melody Ip 6 days ago Read More
  • Several large brown pine cones sit in a terracotta pot.

    The Clever Reason You Should Be Using Pine Cones When Filling Planters

    Pine cones mean fall and Christmas decor for most of the year, but they can be useful too. Here's why you should be using pine cones when filling planters.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 9 days ago Read More
  • Woman trims green, leafy hedge with electric hedge trimmer.

    How To Properly Sharpen The Blades On Your Hedge Trimmers

    Yes, your hedge trimmers can unfortunately become dull over time. But you can sharpen those blades yourself at home if you know the proper way to do it.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 10 days ago Read More
  • A young plant is sprouting up from the soil in sunlight.

    Indoor Vs. Outdoor Seedlings: How Often Should You Be Watering Each?

    Whether you start your seeds indoors or you direct sow them outdoors, watering is the most important step. Here's how often you should be watering each.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 12 days ago Read More
  • A green hummingbird flies to a feeder.

    Keep Hummingbirds Safe By Only Using One Type Of Sugar In Your DIY Nectar

    Making a DIY nectar for hummingbirds can save you money. However, you should only use one type of sugar to keep these garden visitors safe and sound.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 13 days ago Read More
  • A red cardinal perched on a bird feeder

    Think Twice Before Using Cheese To Attract Birds To Your Yard. Here's Why

    Can birds eat cheese? Before you toss out a few chunks of cheddar outside to the songbirds of your neighborhood, you might want to consider a few things first.

    By Autumn McGarr 14 days ago Read More
  • A garden with gravel, carefully planted plants, and stone paths.

    Common Gravel Landscaping Mistakes You Want To Avoid Making

    Gravel is a popular choice for landscaping for good reason. However, while building those walkways and driveways in your yard, avoid these common mistakes.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 14 days ago Read More
  • Red-throated male hummingbird flies.

    Here's The Right Time To Put Out Your Hummingbird Feeder

    Yes, there's a right time of the year that you'll need to set the hummingbird feeder out in your yard. It all depends on a few factors, like where you live.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit 15 days ago Read More
  • A pile of black mulch is next to a pile of red mulch.

    Avoid This Type Of Mulch If You Don't Want Your Garden Looking Outdated

    Nobody wants a yard that looks dated. Unfortunately, this common mulch type is increasingly falling out of style in garden design. Avoid it in your landscaping.

    By Melody Ip 18 days ago Read More
  • A squirrel looks toward the camera, surrounded by plants

    One Common Spice Is The Trick To Keeping Squirrels Off Of Your Bird Feeder

    If you're hoping to keep squirrels away from your bird feeder so you can actually feed the birds once in a while, this kitchen staple spice might just help.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 22 days ago Read More
  • A pile of old orange-brown bricks sit against a building.

    Save Your Old Bricks & Use Them To DIY Your Own Unique Outdoor Decor

    There's no need to toss any old bricks. Instead, you should reuse and recycle with this unique DIY project that will add stunning outdoor decor to your yard.

    By Melody Ip 23 days ago Read More
  • A bunch of toilet paper rolls in a cardboard box with a blurred green background

    The Unexpected Reason You Should Start Burying Toilet Paper Rolls In Your Garden

    If you're going to toss your old toilet paper rolls in the trash, you might want to add them to your garden instead by burying them in the soil. Here's why.

    By Eman Amjad Ali 25 days ago Read More
  • A blue jay perches on a bird bath.

    The Downsides To Consider Before Adding A Bird Bath To Your Yard

    A bird bath is a way to attract feathered friends to our yard to drink and bathe. However, there are a few potential downsides to consider before you add one.

    By Lauren Krystaf 25 days ago Read More
  • A pair of hands is pulling aluminum foil out of its narrow packaging.

    The Aluminum Foil Hack That Will Keep Your Hummingbird Feeder Cool In The Heat

    Believe it or not, an overheated hummingbird feeder can be a huge problem. Keep yours cool as the weather heats up with a clever aluminum foil hack.

    By Melody Ip 28 days ago Read More
  • A pair of hands is holding a piece of wood, from which smaller pieces are being cut.

    The Only Thing You Need For This Gardening Hack Is A Scrap Piece Of Wood

    If you have a spare piece of wood lying around from a DIY project, then you've got an easy (and free) gardening hack just waiting to be used for your plants.

    By Melody Ip 2 months ago Read More
  • An iridescent hummingbird flies in the sky.

    Hummingbirds Will Flock To Your Yard If You Tie This Color Ribbon On Your Trees

    If you want to see more hummingbirds, all you need is a ribbon tied around your tree. But, the choice of color matters if you want more birds in your garden.

    By Lauren Krystaf 2 months ago Read More
  • A robin splashes in a bird bath.

    This Common Kitchen Ingredient Is The Secret To A Clean Bird Bath

    It's important to make sure your bird bath stays clean. This task is easier than you think, because all you'll need is this common kitchen ingredient.

    By Lauren Krystaf 2 months ago Read More
  • A hand is pulling weeds from an area of white rocks.

    Try This Landscaping Hack If You Want To Banish Pesky Weeds From Your Gravel

    Weeds are a nuisance, and can grow through your gravel pathways and driveways. Prevent them from popping up in the first place with a clever landscaping hack.

    By Melody Ip 3 months ago Read More
  • A gardener attempts to use rusty, dull shears.

    The Right Way To Easily Clean And Sharpen Gardening Shears

    Yes, there's a correct way to clean and sharpen your gardening shears to keep them in pristine condition. Luckily, the task happens to be easier than you think.

    By Lauren Krystaf 3 months ago Read More
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