Not Landscape Fabric Or Herbicides: An Easier Way To Prevent Weeds In Flower Beds
Landscape fabric is a hassle, while herbicides are literally overkill — so what's the best way to prevent weeds from growing on your flowerbeds?
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4 Ways To Use Aluminum Foil For Fewer Pests And Healthier Plants
Aluminum foil isn't just good for holding leftovers, and once you learn about these ways to use it in your garden, you'll want to buy an extra roll.
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Stop Wasting Your Empty Milk Jugs — Turn Them Into A Drip Tray For Plants
Your plants might be happy after watering, but the surface underneath won't be — unless you use a drip tray. Luckily, an old milk jug can help.
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Don't Toss Old Bundt Pans: Turn Them Into Upcycled Succulent Planters
When it's no longer needed in the kitchen, give that old Bundt pan new life as a shallow planter, a perfect succulent display spot needing little alteration.
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Keep Weeds Out Of Flower Beds With A Smart Solution You'll Find In The Bathroom
Weeds are the bane of any gardener, particularly in a beautiful flower bed. Rather than rush to the garden store, head to your bathroom for an easy fix.
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Turn Empty Soup Cans Into An Adorable Feeder Birds Will Love
If there's a DIY that lets you get creative, repurposes old soup cans, AND attract birds to your home, you'll want to try it out, right? Well, here it is.
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The Perfect Hosta Companion Flower For Attracting Hummingbirds
Some hostas can attract hummingbirds. But with this native flower added to the mix, you’ll no doubt see a boost in hummer activity in your shade garden.
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What To Do With Your Rosemary In June For Strong, Healthy Growth All Summer
Whether you have a well-established plant or you're starting from seed, this is everything to know about caring for your rosemary plant in June.
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Don't Toss An Old Bundt Pan: Make A Clever Bird Feeder Cover Instead
When was the last time you made a Bundt cake? If that pan's been sitting in the cupboard for, well, forever, give it a second life and help visiting birds.
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She Grabs A Vintage Doily And Turns It Into The Most Unique Plant Hanger
Vintage doilies have become trendy decor items all over again and this lady takes it farther by using them to craft a gorgeous, one-of-a-kind plant hanger.
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Say Goodbye To Squirrels At Your Bird Feeder: 11 Clever Ways To Keep Them Out
Squirrels turning your bird feeder into a buffet? These clever tricks, from feeder fixes to simple seed additions, can help keep the furry thieves away.
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Ditch The Chemicals: The Companion Plant That'll Block Out Weeds In Your Tomato Garden
Weeds are the bane of many plants — including your precious tomatoes. Instead of using chemical herbicides, however, you can use this plant to stamp them out.
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Use Old Milk Jugs To Create A Budget-Friendly Greenhouse With This Smart DIY
Don’t toss those old milk jugs just yet. Turn them into budget-friendly mini greenhouses that can help you get your garden growing earlier.
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Use A Plastic Bottle To Make Watering Your Garden A Breeze
Watering your garden can be a time consuming hassle if you don't have the right gear. Make the right gear with just a plastic bottle and some odds and ends.
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Skip Traditional Blinds: The Beautiful, Natural Way To Add Privacy To Any Balcony
Peacefully savoring time on your balcony can be hard when you feel like you're on full display. Instead of hanging curtains, go this charming, natural route.
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Keep Flies Away All Summer With An Easy-To-Grow Flower They Can't Stand
Nothing ruins a summer's day like flies. But could you keep those pests at bay with the help of a low-maintenance, strong-smelling garden flower?
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Don't Throw Out Used Tea Bags: 10 Smart Ways To Reuse Them In Your Home & Garden
Whether you enjoy a cup of tea with breakfast or to end a long day, instead of tossing the tea bag, take advantage of spent tea's cleaning and aromatic powers.
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Turn An Old Bed Frame Into A Gorgeous Garden Feature
That old bed frame taking up space in your garage can actually be repurposed into a useful (not to mention beautiful) garden feature you'll love.
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Don't Toss Plastic Water Bottles: There's A Neat Way To Reuse Them In The Garden
Before those bottles hit the bin, put them to work in your garden. This clever trick gives seedlings a great head start, and your recycling bin a day off.
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You're Throwing Away Empty Soda Cans — Here's A Better Use For Them In The Garden
Next time you go to throw away a soda can — don't! Use them properly, and those empty aluminum cans could save you time and money in the garden.
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6 Beautiful Fly-Repellent Plants To Consider Adding To Your Garden
While gorgeous in the garden, these six aromatic, fly-repellent plants may also make the outdoors more comfortable by keeping buzzing pests at bay.
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Turn Trash Into Garden Magic: Bottle Lids Become A Cute Pollinator Water Tower
Don’t toss those bottle lids. Turn them into a cute water tower for the bees. With a few lids, screws, and a stick, it’s an easy DIY pollinators will love.
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Use Plastic Bags To Create A Budget-Friendly Cobblestone Path With This Clever DIY
Save money on expensive materials and labor for a cobblestone pathway and build one yourself using plastic bags for stunning results on a budget.
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The Gorgeous Self-Seeding Flower That Is Highly Attractive To Birds & Butterflies
Flowers look beautiful in your yard and they can also attract birds and butterflies. If you want more of the winged creatures, plant this flower.
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The Easy, Affordable Way To Fill Large Planters Without Weighing Them Down
Save money while saving your back with a low-cost planter filler you can buy or DIY to cut down your soil needs and make your containers easier to move.
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Not Landscaping Fabric Or Herbicides: A Better, Natural Way To Prevent Weeds
Put down that nasty chemical herbicide — this pretty plant provides a natural, low-maintenance method of controlling the weeds in your garden.
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Do This With Your Tomato Plants In May For Strong, Healthy Growth All Summer
With summer fast approaching, it's nearly time to move your tomato plants outside. Before you do, though, you may want to give them a bit of last-minute TLC.
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