Your Lawn Mower Blades Do More Than Cut Grass: How To Use Them For Composting
Gardeners can use all kinds of different methods to help create compost, and one of the most effective makes good use of your lawn mower's blade.
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Fertilize Your Garden Before Fall With A Leftover Fruit Scrap That Isn't Banana
If you want to give your garden a boost of nutrients this fall, there's one fruit whose scraps you need to toss in your compost pile, instead of the trash.
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Don't Toss Old Frying Pans: Turn Them Into Clever Garden Staples With 11 Smart DIYs
Frying pans are built to withstand high temperatures so of course old ones are perfect for clever outdoor DIYs for both your garden and yard.
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The Best Vinegar For Keeping Cut Flowers Fresh
If you don't have a packet of flower food handy, the next best thing for keeping cut flowers fresh may be a mix containing vinegar. But which vinegar is best?
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Retire Your Old Planters: An Overlooked Secondhand Find Makes An Elegant Yard Display
Want your outdoor plants to instantly steal the show? Give them a large, eye-catching planter to call home. This secondhand find fits the bill beautifully.
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There's An Overlooked Plant That'll Help Keep Mosquitoes Out Of Your Yard
Looking to utilize every mosquito-repelling method when enjoying some outdoor fun? This plant helps prevent the annoying insects from swarming your space.
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Use Old Suitcases To DIY A Mini Garden Bed Planter
Got an old suitcase and a love for gardening? This easy DIY turns it into a mini garden planter that's perfect for patios, decks, and small outdoor spaces.
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10 Genius Ways To Repurpose Common Household Items To Make DIY Pavers
The cost of pavers can add up, especially if you're covering a large area. However, items you may have lying around your home can help you make them for less.
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This Genius Trick For Storing Tomatoes Keeps Them Fresh & Juicy For More Than A Week
Want to show off your successful bounty of homegrown tomatoes but worried about the fruit going bad? There's an easy way to keep them fresher for longer.
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It's Not Lemon: The Other Citrus Essence That Keeps Ticks Away
Keeping free of ticks is essential during warmer weather and outdoor time. While lemon-scented repellents are an option, there's another citrus-based choice.
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Turn An Old Frying Pan Into The Cutest Planter For Succulents
Do you have an old frying pan that you are ready to throw out? Give it a new life as a customizable and charming succulent planter with this simple DIY.
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What Is The 1/3 Rule For Perfect-Looking Hydrangeas?
This simple technique makes hydrangea pruning easier, helping gardeners keep their plants healthy and encourage bigger blooms year after year.
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Upcycle Old Cattle Panels Into A Unique Privacy Screen For Your Backyard
Creating privacy in your yard doesn't have to cost a fortune. Cattle panels can be combined with lush foliage to create a secluded outdoor retreat.
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Your Birdbath Can Do A Lot More Than Attract Birds
Transform your birdbath into a haven for wildlife. These clever ideas will help you give new life to a birdbath and turn it into a focal point for your garden.
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Vinegar Isn't The Only Way To Kill Weeds — There's A Natural Option That's Overlooked
Not only does this natural weeding method remove pesky plants from the garden, but it also improves the soil and removes pests. The best part? It's hands-free!
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Forget Lawn Decor: A More Creative Way To Use Thrifted Flamingoes In Your Backyard
A TikToker found a brilliantly practical way to reuse garden flamingoes that also adds vintage flair to their garden, and it only takes a couple of minutes.
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You Don't Need A Weeder — This Common Tool Is Already In Your Shed
Purchasing more equipment to get rid of weeds can make an already annoying task even less appealing. But there's an essential weeding tool you already have.
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Not Birdbaths Or Planters: She Turns Old Bricks Into Charming Outdoor Decor That Bookworms Will Love
There are some staple decor pieces most people have in their backyards, but this easy DIY project using old bricks turns your yard into a bookish oasis.
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Skip Hanging Baskets: This Thrift Store Find Is A More Creative Way To Display Petunias
Petunias look beautiful in hanging baskets, but they may be even more striking when displayed in this alternative that can be found at thrift stores or online.
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Keep Grass Off Of Lawn Mower Blades With A Cheap Kitchen Staple
Getting grass cuttings off of lawn mower blades might seem like a frustration that can't be avoided, but one kitchen ingredient can help make things easier.
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Put Down The Angle Grinder: Sharpen Your Shovel With A Drill Attachment
A dull shovel can make digging harder, but there's a simple sharpening method that can restore its edge while helping preserve the blade for longer.
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Skip The Trellis: There's A More Creative Way To Show Off Climbing Plants
This easy DIY is practically free if you already have a few basic tools on hand. Yet, it gives plants the support they need while adding a whimsical touch.
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Woman Uses A Simple IKEA Hack To Keep Garden Hoses Neat And Organized
A tangled, dirty garden hose sounds like the opposite of a fun time. One woman avoided that problem with the help of this $40 product from IKEA.
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Grab Old Door Knobs For Smart Garden Storage You'll Actually Use
Old door knobs can do more than open doors. This clever idea turns them into handy storage for everything from gardening tools to harvested produce.
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Forget Coffee Grounds And Salt — Here's A Better Natural Way To Banish Snails
Coffee grounds and salt may not be foolproof methods to keep unwanted snails away from your garden, but this chemical-free solution is closer.
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Skip Power Aerators: There's A Tool That Won't Damage Soil
One simple gardening tool can improve compacted soil without relying on heavy equipment that may do more harm than good beneath the surface.
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Upcycle Ordinary Mason Jars Into Clever Bird Feeders With Thrifted Bowls
With a Mason jar, a household leftover you were saving for the recycling, and a thrifted bowl as the finishing touch, you’ll have an adorable DIY bird feeder.
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