7 Of The Best Backyard Makeovers From HGTV's Flip Or Flop
Fire pits, stylish outdoor living spots, and unique and unexpected green spaces. These backyard makeovers from Flip or Flop are serious upgrade goals.
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Consumer Reports Says This Is The Best Riding Lawn Mower In 2026
Tested on thick, dense grass, this mower powered its way to Consumer Reports’ highest rating of 2026, and the title of best riding lawn mower of the year.
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HGTV's Jasmine Roth Adds Outdoor Privacy Without Sacrificing Style
Privacy, but make it stylish. Jasmine Roth’s approach is a unique idea — and the best part? There are countless ways to adapt it to your own outdoor space.
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The Colorful Flower To Plant In May For Beautiful Blooms All Summer Long
Plant this in May for a season full of bright red blooms — an easy way to add bold color and have pollinators flocking to your yard throughout the summer.
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According To The Property Brothers, No Backyard Is Complete Without Two Things
The Property Brothers swear every backyard needs just two essentials — and you might be surprised at how simple their must-haves really are.
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The Antique Showstopper Joanna Gaines Had To Have In Her Garden
Both charming and functional, this antique garden piece Joanna Gaines couldn’t resist brings timeless style while pulling its weight outdoors.
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Costco's Best Riding Lawn Mower, According To Reviews
Buying a riding lawn mower is a big investment, so if you're going the Costco route, here's dozens of reviews had to say about the highest-rated model.
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The Best Way To Prepare Your Hydrangeas For Spring
Before spring is in full swing, the best way to prepare your hydrangeas comes down to two basic garden chores and knowing what species you have before starting.
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The One Thing To Never Do When You Find A Rabbit's Nest In Your Yard
Finding baby bunnies is like finding delicate little treasures, so to keep them safe, avoid doing this one thing. It may feel kind, but it could hurt them.
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Get Greener Grass In Your Lawn By Doing This One Thing In March
When spring has finally sprung in March, you can help your grass out with one more chore. Help with aeration and limit disease by adding this chore to your day.
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Exactly What To Plant Before March Ends
March is both exciting and scary. It feels like winter is finally over, but the danger of cold still looms. Luckily, this classic flowering shrub can handle it.
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The Best Time Of Year To Fertilize Hydrangea Plants For Beautiful Spring Blooms
When to fertilize your hydrangea plants will largely depend on what kinds you have. You'll need to add the amendments for spring blooms at the right time.
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Instantly Elevate Your Garden With This Vintage Estate Sale Find
Estate sales are a great time but easy to get overwhelmed by. Focus in on this one material if you want an elevated vintage look for way less money than new.
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Say Goodbye To Hydrangeas: Here's A Gorgeous, Low-Maintenance Alternative
Hydrangeas are beautiful, but if you aren't having luck with them in your yard, try this alternative flowering shrub. It has the big blooms but isn't as picky.
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Exactly When To Reseed Your Lawn For The Grass Of Your Dreams
Keeping up with your lawn means timing everything just right. Depending on your grass type, you will need to reseed as the seasons change to fill in bare spots.
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The Shrub Gardeners Are Warning Homeowners To Remove - And Why
You probably don't want this shrub in your yard. It's invasive and even poses a health risk, so keep an eye out for its distinctive, hidden yellow bark.
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How To Build A Garden Trellis Without Buying New Materials
You don't have to spend a ton of money for a trellis. By repurposing a few items you likely already have, you can make rustic pieces that will do the job.
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The Raised Garden Bed Material That HGTV's Mike Holmes Jr. Avoids Using And Why
When deciding what material to build raised beds out of, HGTV's Mike Holmes Jr. thinks that you should consider longevity and style, rather than tradition.
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The DIY Garden Feature That Outshines A Typical Bird Bath
Bird baths can be a bit boring. Plus, stagnant water can be a health problem for the birds. This DIY garden feature keeps the water moving and looks great.
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The Biggest Downside To Removing A Tree Stump Naturally
Removing a tree stump naturally might sound straightforward enough, but you might be surprised to hear that it can actually prove a laborious task.
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Say Goodbye To Hose Clutter With An Easy DIY Solution For The Garden
Keeping your hose tidy is one of those things none of us find joy in, but this DIY might help by being cheap and easy. Plus, it can be pretty to look at.
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The Classic Flowering Shrub Hilary Farr Uses For A Cozy Yard Or Garden
If you've peeked at Hilary Farr's garden, you know it's a cozy sanctuary. One flowering shrub stands out as an excellent addition to a cozy space of your own.
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What Joanna Gaines Suggests For A No-Mow Fixer Upper-Inspired Landscape
Between the water bill and the task of mowing, there are plenty of good reasons to go without grass. Joanna Gaines has one suggestion for cutting out the lawn.
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The Property Brothers Share Their Best Advice For Upgrading An Outdoor Space
While the front is important, don't forget to take care of your backyard. The Property Brothers share some decor and lifestyle advice for an inviting space.
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Good Bones' Karen E. Laine Warns Against Your Garden's Worst Nightmare
Karen Laine has worked with a lot of gardens, and helping homeowners undo one common mistake is a hassle. Here's what she says you can do to avoid it later.
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Consumer Reports Names 3 Power Snow Shovels Worth Buying
It's not a snow shovel, and it's not a snow blower. It's a power snow shovel, and Consumer Reports has released its reports of the top three options.
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Which Variety Of Hydrangea HGTV Recommends Using As A Garden Hedge
Hydrangeas are so showy, we often see them as single specimens. But one native species looks stunning and can even be used as a large hedge in the right spot.
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