Sitting in one spot to watch pods of dolphins play while rockets soar into space may seem improbable, but it happens at this east central Florida campground.
Read MoreA lawn mower sputtering, popping, and backfiring might seem super serious. But the good news is, most of the time it’s something you can easily fix yourself.
Read MoreIt seems like planning a hike — complete with route, supplies, and timelines — is an ideal use of an AI chatbot. But the risks may outweigh the benefits.
Read MoreWhile a bright white lantern might seem ideal when navigating a campsite at night, there are many practical reasons a less intense yellow light is useful.
Read MoreDirect sun means soil dries out and sensitive flowers can burn. These perennials not only thrive in the sun but return year-after-year, sometimes for decades.
Read MoreDealing with a wasp nest under your eaves or in your garage can be stressful, but you can douse them and kill them from a distance with a household cleaner.
Read MoreInstead of spending good money for decorative patio table lanterns, you can DIY a beautifully textured version just by using a white crayon and clear sealer.
Read MoreBoomers came of age in the 1950s and '60s, and they went camping a lot. 60 years of tech evolution means such clunky, hand-powered gear doesn’t fly today.
Read MoreFinding a traditional birdbath with a fall or Halloween theme is tough. DIY one easily using a plastic trick-or-treat bucket, using it through Thanksgiving.
Read MoreAmong the many mosquito repellents, DEET and picaridin are two of the best. While both are considered safe, one might be the better option for sensitive skin.
Read MoreMowing tall, damp grass leads to clumping and clogging. Spraying this kitchen item under your mower deck reduces how much cleaning you'll need to do.
Read MoreFinding carpenter bee nest holes in your deck or siding is no fun. Rather than reaching for chemical sprays, easily remove them with a tool from your garage.
Read MoreBuying dedicated tools like lawn aerators serves a purpose. They also cost money and take up space. It turns out you don’t really need to get one these days.
Read MoreTraditional, store-bought birdbaths can be expensive. A thrifted Bundt pan is the perfect shape for a DIY birdbath, and lets you express your own aesthetic.
Read MoreIt’s worth noting that brown recluse spiders rarely bite, and their bites are usually mild. If you do get bitten, don’t panic: Take these steps to be safe.
Read MoreThe red setting on your flashlight or headlamp isn't just for playing spy games. Red lightwaves are longer than full white light, providing a useful function.
Read MoreBirds need a shallow basin for a birdbath, but that little bit of water heats up quickly in the sun. Help keep the water cool each morning with one addition.
Read MoreWhile they won’t stop full-blown termite invasions, some natural solutions actually work. One aromatic option kills on contact and deters newcomers.
Read MoreWhile stink bugs do no harm to humans, they wreak havoc on gardens. Repel them with an easy-to-make infusion spray using this aromatic kitchen staple.
Read MoreWhether setting up or upgrading your outdoor kitchen, August is a great time to find deals. These appliances and accessories are 25% or more off at Amazon.
Read MoreIt’s a trope that boomers lived differently than today’s kids. But their outdoor games and toys were unsupervised and carried next to no safety regulations.
Read MoreIf you think you need a tractor to smooth out a rutted or uneven gravel driveway, surprise! With the right set-up, your riding or zero-turn mower works great.
Read MoreOutdoor pizza ovens are popular, but pricey. While you can build your own, it likely will be more of a headache, and more expensive, than you might expect.
Read MoreWith this American tree that lives 150 years, state and local laws could dictate what you can do once it’s planted, especially if you need to remove it.
Read MoreFinding perennial flowering plants that thrive in full sun is easy. For shady spots, this plant with long-blooming, bright yellow flowers is a popular choice.
Read MoreIf you thought termites only attacked fences, decks, and foundations, surprise! Some species munch on living trees. Here's how to stop the spread immediately.
Read MoreIf you hike, you almost certainly have a beloved old, beat up pair of boots sitting in a closet. Don't toss them — they can become your next adorable planter.
Read MoreFireweed is an incredibly beneficial native plant. But this doppelgänger, while pretty, is invasive, aggressive, and outcompetes local flora. Don’t plant it.
Read MoreSome gardeners claim this herb, whether planted in a container or sprayed as an essential oil, can keep destructive carpenter bees away. Here’s how.
Read MoreBlossom end rot, AKA bottom rot, causes brown, sunken spots to appear on your tomatoes, due to a lack of calcium. Though it looks bad, it's an easy fix.
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