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  • Several stacks of used black nursery pots.
    By Kristeen Cherney 2 days ago

    Don't Throw Out Plastic Nursery Pots. Reuse Them To Feed Birds

    If you have an abundance of plastic nursery pots in your yard, don't just send them to the landfill - they're the perfect base for cheap, DIY bird feeders.

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  • Three hummingbirds visiting a red feeder
    By Jessica Steinhoff 4 days ago

    The Mistake You Should Never Make When Cleaning Your Hummingbird Feeder

    Nectar is a magnet for hummingbirds, and unfortunately for bacteria. Your hummingbird feeder needs to be cleaned often, but more importantly, safely.

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  • terracotta plant pots stacked in a yard
    By Christy Rae Ammons 13 days ago

    DIY A Charming Bird Feeder That Birds Will Love With An Old Plant Pot

    Birds often need a little extra help in the winter months, and this clever DIY feeder will provide your feathered friends with everything they need.

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  • Black and yellow tit bird perched on teal fence post
    By Gwen Swanson 14 days ago

    Turn A Common Kitchen Utensil Into A Clever DIY Bird Feeder

    Turn your backyard into a bird haven the affordable way by whipping up this hanging DIY bird feeder using a common kitchen utensil and some twine.

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  • Woman removing ashes from her wood-burning fireplace
    By Jessica Steinhoff 14 days ago

    Always Keep Your Wood Ashes — They Help Keep These Garden Pests Away

    Get the most out of every fire by recycling the wood ashes outside. Maintain a barrier around your plants for an eco-friendly way to deter common garden pests.

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  • A person shoveling snow on a walkway
    By Christy Rae Ammons 14 days ago

    The Handy Garden Tool That Makes Removing Snow And Ice A Breeze

    Shoveling a driveway is hard enough, but when snow turns to ice, it can become impossible. Luckily, there's a tool you might already own that can help break it.

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  • Cucumber growing on a bamboo and mesh trellis
    By Ron Baker 15 days ago

    Grow Thriving Cucumbers With This DIY Trellis

    Cucumbers are one of the easiest, most beginner-friendly veggies you can plant, and this DIY trellis will make growing your cukes even easier.

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  • Person laying stones on retaining wall
    By Ryan Cashman 17 days ago

    The Landscaping Glue Homeowners Swear By For Keeping Stones And Rocks Secure

    Rocks and stones can turn a yard from drab to fab, but arranging them takes skill. Luckily, we know a glue that people love and can make a huge difference.

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  • Two healthy aloe vera plants near window
    By Kristeen Cherney 21 days ago

    The Forgotten Kitchen Liquid That Helps Aloe Vera Plants Thrive

    Aloe vera plants are a lovely breed that can spruce up any home, but they might not be at their best if you aren't adding this special ingredient.

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  • a cardinal in snowy weather
    By Christy Rae Ammons 24 days ago

    The Best Type Of Feeder To Attract Cardinals To Your Yard This Winter

    Cardinals are vibrant, majestic birds that look beautiful in a winter garden — but which type of feeder should you use to bring them flocking?

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  • small birds at a tube bird feeder
    By Ryan Cashman 1 month ago

    The Truth About How Often You Should Clean Your Bird Feeder (Really)

    Allowing your bird feeders to become dirty can turn them into a breeding ground for dangerous bacteria. So, how often should you actually clean them?

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  • two birds eating seed from a bird feeder
    By Brandy Eaklor 1 month ago

    The Added Benefits Of Putting A Bird Feeder In Your Garden

    Bird feeders bring tons of avian pals into your yard, but there are quite a few benefits to adding this to your landscape besides making feathered friends.

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  • Snow shovel leaning against a garage door on a snowy driveway
    By Rob Johnstone 2 months ago

    Avoid Property Damage When Shoveling The Driveway With A Smart Snow Removal Tip

    With snow covering your driveway, you can't see what your shovel is hitting ... which could cause incidental property damage. Luckily, there's a simple fix.

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  • bird enjoying a bird bath
    By Nicole Wisniewski 3 months ago

    Transform Thrift Store Vases Into A Gorgeous Bird Bath With A Vintage Twist

    Bird baths are crucial to sharing our garden with nature. They can also be beautiful, and one way to pull that off is with vintage vases and a little DIY.

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  • weeds growing in pavement cracks
    By Adrian Suppes 3 months ago

    The Simple Hack To Remove Weeds Growing In Cracks And Pavers In A Pinch

    Everyone gets weeds growing around their home... but not everyone owns the tools to deal with them. So, how can you deal with these pesky plants in a pinch?

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  • a rake leans against a tree surrounded by fallen leaves
    By Jillian Chapman 3 months ago

    Could A Leaf Burrito Be The Game-Changing Tool That Makes Cleaning Up Leaves A Breeze?

    No, it's not some fancy new trend in the world of vegan Tex-Mex — but the Leaf Burrito might just make cleaning leaves off your lawn a whole lot easier.

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  • a woman handles potting soil with a trowel
    By Adrian Suppes 3 months ago

    Don't Throw Out Your Old Potting Soil In The Fall Without Knowing This

    Many gardeners throw away old potting soil every fall as a matter of routine. But is this actually a good idea — and if not, what can you do with it instead?

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  • a driveway covered in snow
    By Adrian Suppes 3 months ago

    Skip The Salt - You Can De-Ice Your Driveway With A More Affordable Alternative

    Don't bother using salt to de-ice your driveway this winter: There's a much cheaper and safer way to get the job done, and all you need is a common garden tool.

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  • a rake with a pile of leaves beside a tree
    By Jessica Steinhoff 4 months ago

    Say Goodbye To Rakes: This Neat Tool Makes Cleaning Up Leaves Faster And Easier

    Sick and tired of raking up the leaves on your lawn? Well, you're in luck: This nifty machine could save you hours of work in the autumn months.

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  • Martha Stewart stands in front of green foliage
    By Adrian Suppes 4 months ago

    Over 30 Years Later, This Martha Stewart Gardening Hack Is Still A Game-Changer

    Back in 1993, Martha Stewart came up with an inspired hack for taking care of your garden tools — and it's still coming in useful all these years later.

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  • Weeds growing up through gravel
    By Rob Johnstone 5 months ago

    The Tried And True Way To Kill Weeds Growing In Gravel When All Else Fails

    When weeds keep sprouting through your gravel no matter what you spray or pull, this extreme method eliminates them completely without chemicals.

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  • Garden hose and sprayer lying on the ground
    By Ron Baker 5 months ago

    Say Goodbye To Garden Hose And Cord Clutter With One Simple Storage Hack

    Storing away a garden hose can be about as complicated as a jigsaw puzzle. Use this DIY to help calm the tangled mess and have extra storage, too.

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  • wheels of a green riding mower
    By Sophie Pell 6 months ago

    The Best Riding Lawn Mower For An Easy, Even Cut Every Time — According To Reviews

    If you're in the market for a riding mower, the choices can be overwhelming. We've discovered the stand-out option among the crowded lawn care space.

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  • stacked yellow and green tomato cages
    By Lisa Bonham 6 months ago

    Easily DIY An Adorable Birdbath Out Of An Old Tomato Cage In A Few Simple Steps

    Craft a charming birdbath from a simple tomato cage with these easy, fun steps, and explore creative customization ideas to make it uniquely yours.

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  • ironing board outside in grass
    By Sophie Pell 6 months ago

    How To Upcycle An Ironing Board Into A Cool Garden Feature You'll Make Great Use Of

    If you have an old ironing board just lying around, here is a great way to upcycle it into a cool and practical feature to help with all of your garden chores.

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  • person with hand against a fence post during installation
    By Ron Baker 7 months ago

    The Harbor Freight Tool You Should Consider If You're Installing A Fence Yourself

    If you're looking at installing a fence on your property, Harbor Freight has a tool that you need to invest in to make this task even easier.

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  • Applying Vaseline to an 07 hand plane
    By Rob Johnstone 7 months ago

    The Little-Known Vaseline Hack That'll Keep Your Tools From Rusting

    Our expert Rob Johnstone shares how Vaseline can keep your tools from rusting and his tips on how to best apply it to protect your tools from damage.

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