Gardener Turns A Few Dollar Tree Finds Into Adorable Garden Lights
Glass garden decorations are always a beauty, and with this whimsical Dollar Tree hack, you don't need to spend a lot to bring this shiny decor to your garden.
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Upcycle Empty Face Cream Jars Into Cute Holders For Propagating Cuttings
There are many different ways to propagate plants, and face cream jars can provide a perfectly-sized home while also giving you a nice view of their roots.
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Gardener Turns Plastic Nursery Pots Into A Home For Backyard Butterflies
Plastic nursey pots have a great, cozy shape for housing butterflies, but first you'll need to add some hardware store supplies to make it habitable.
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You Don't Need A Rake: Use This Tool To Clear Leaves Off Patios Faster
Fall is a pretty season, but you might have too much leaf clean-up to truly enjoy it. Good thing this tool can clear leaves in your patio faster than a rake.
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Goodbye Traditional Bird Feeders: The Light-Up Lantern Alternative That's So Cute
Part bird feeder, part cozy lantern, this clever design gives feathered visitors a place to snack while adding a soft glow to your garden after dark.
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Woman Uses Home Depot Finds To Create A Garden Masterpiece With An Impressive DIY
One gardener turned a few hardware store basics and some fallen yard branches into a striking garden focal point. Learn how she pulled it off.
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No More Guesswork: The Best Watering Method To Keep Succulents Happy And Healthy
Succulents are easy to love and surprisingly easy to lose to a heavy hand with the watering can. One reliable routine takes the worry out of caring for them.
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Gardener Transforms A Kids' Toy Into A Functional Garden Bed
If your kids have outgrown this toy, transform it into a child-friendly garden bed. It's the perfect size for little ones to plant seeds and explore gardening.
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Soaking Seeds In Vinegar: What It's For And Why It's Recommended
Some seeds can take weeks to sprout -- this household pantry staple might be part of the fix. Find out if your stubborn seeds need a vinegar soak.
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Transform An Old Swimming Pool Into A Stunning Backyard Escape Guests Will Love
Do you have an old swimming pool that you no longer use or that needs costly repairs? Instead, transform it into your own lush backyard oasis.
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Watch Your Roots Flourish: How Empty Candle Jars Make The Perfect Pretty Propagation Station
Using a propagation station will not only save you money, but you'll also add to your plant collection. Here's how you can use a candle jar to make one.
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Hammering Nails Into Fruit Trees: What It's For & Why Some Swear By It
Hammering a nail into a fruit tree supposedly triggers a natural response that proves beneficial for gardeners. But does it end up helping or harming the tree?
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Don't Toss Your Empty Plastic Water Jugs — They Are Perfect For Winter Sowing
Not any plastic water jug will work for this hack, but once you have one that's the right size you'll find it makes the perfect receptacle for winter sowing.
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If You Have Pencil Holders And Broomsticks, You Can Make The Cutest Outdoor Lights
You could go out to your local home improvement store and buy outdoor lights, but with pencil holders and broomsticks, you can DIY something much cuter.
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Why People Put A Penny In Their Flower Vases (And What It Actually Does)
If you love cut flowers but hate how dry and stagnant they get, a penny hack might keep them fresher for longer. But you can't use just any coin.
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Forget Concrete Blocks: The Sleek And Durable Alternative For Retaining Walls
Want a retaining wall material that lasts for years even in harsh weather? This concrete alternative is not just durable, but also surprisingly good-looking.
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Don't Toss Your Egg Cartons: Reuse Them To Solve An Annoying Garden Problem
An old egg carton can suddenly become your bestie when you reuse it to ensure your plants don't become overcrowded in your garden. Here's how.
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DIYer Uses A Clever Tractor Supply Find To Build A Durable Swimming Pool
If you've ever dreamed of having a swimming pool, but it's just not in your budget, this Tractor Supply find may be the solution to your problem.
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Forget WD-40: The Protective Coating That Keeps Rust Off Your Tools
A lot of homeowners swear by WD-40 for rust prevention, but this alternative also creates a protective, dust-resistant, low-friction coating on your tools.
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Gardener Transforms A Simple Tuna Can Into A Clever Gardening Tool
Transform a simple tuna can into a surprisingly useful garden helper. Discover how everyday food cans make your watering routine smarter and more accurate.
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Easily Add Backyard Privacy Using Hanging Baskets
You don't need to build a towering fence to get a little privacy from the neighbors. Hanging planters can be the key to creating your backyard oasis.
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Gardener Uses An Extra Fence Board To Build A Home For Backyard Bees
To bring more bees into your yard, it's a great idea to create a welcoming home for them. And as this gardener shows, a extra fence board is all you need.
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Keep Your Old Paint Can To Build The Easiest Bird Feeder
Old paint cans don't have to be destined for the landfill. Instead, you can clean empty ones out and decorate them to transform them into custom bird feeders.
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Transform Old Glass Jars Into A Garden Rain Gauge With An Easy DIY
This simple upcycling project helps you to track rainfall in your garden, and you probably have the supplies cluttering your cabinets.
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Forget Expensive Pools: The Less Expensive Feature That Adds A Rustic Touch
There's a cute, charming alternative to a costly swimming pool that will add an outdoor water feature to your yard or garden for a fraction of the price.
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16 Best Cool-Season Annuals To Plant In October
The end of summer doesn't mean the end of vibrant, colorful plants, depending on where you live. These 16 annuals are a great option for cooler weather.
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Skip Spiked Aerators: The Easy Handheld Tool To Aerate Soil
If you need a low-cost lawn aerator, there may already be a solution in your shed! This gardening toolkit essential offers a simple way to aerate a small yard.
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