How To Prevent Birds From Ruining Your Garden (Without Hurting Them)
It's usually wonderful to see birds hopping about the yard. But if they're poking around the garden or eating seedlings, there's a free way to uninvite them.
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This DIY Solution Might Repel Pests From Your Garden (And Add Whimsy)
Looking for a way to keep pests out of your garden without adding unsightly items or ruining its style? This DIY penny ball may be just the project for you.
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Want Instant Curb Appeal? Drew Scott Shares Easy Outdoor Upgrades That Add Value
Upgrading the curb appeal of your home can feel like an overwhelming proposal. But HGTV's Drew Scott has quick, affordable touchups that work wonders.
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Repurpose Extra Pie Pans For This Easy But Beautiful Garden Project
It's easy to create these DIY outdoor decorative elements using old pie tins, and they can be customized to commemorate special occasions like birthdays.
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For Thriving Flowers And Vegetables, Try Out A Creative DIY Garden Trellis
Growing a garden is fun and rewarding whether its flowers or vegetables. Some plants climb, and you can build a DIY trellis to help them grow healthy.
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Repurpose An Old Birdcage And Turn It Into A Unique Planter
Whether you have an old birdcage in the attic or make a great yard sale find, turn it into a centerpiece of your porch or garden with this easy transformation.
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How To Transform An Old Sink Into A Gorgeous DIY Water Feature
Kitchen and bathroom remodels can lead to perfectly useful, yet no longer needed sinks. Instead of tossing it, consider repurposing it into a garden fountain.
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Light Up Your Planters With A Clever Dollar Tree DIY
If you're looking for a budget-friendly way to add ambiance to your porch, this clever DIY project uses Dollar Tree items to create a lively garden planter.
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Repurpose This Vintage Thrift Store Find Into A Unique Bird-Attracting Yard Feature
Birds love dipping into a birdbath, but there are other water features you can DIY using a classic hand-me-down that will definitely attract visitors.
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Is Costco's Most Affordable Storage Shed Worth It For Your Yard?
Outdoor sheds help organize garden and patio gear and free up garage space, but they get expensive. Here's how Costco's cheapest offering stacks up.
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Repurpose These Household Staples For Fun And Easy Garden Decor
Are you looking to spruce up your garden decor? Instead of spending money on new materials or decorations, upcycle these everyday household staples.
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How To DIY Your Own Campfire Starter
Getting a campfire started can be either frustrating or cathartic. Fire starter makes building a fire easier, but there's no need to use a store-bought version.
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A DIY Garden Bench That'll Blend Seamlessly Into Your Yard
A fallen tree doesn’t have to go to waste. With thoughtful planning and some effort, it can become a feature that feels right at home in the garden.
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The Best DIY To Squirrel-Proof Your Bird Feeder
In the neverending saga between bird feeder and squirrel, the squirrel usually wins. But this clever DIY may just be the solution you're looking for.
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The Easiest Way To Repurpose Old Climbing Rope
Climbing ropes are life-saving tools that need replacing every few years. But that doesn't mean you need to throw them out: Use them on your patio instead.
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How To Build A Beautiful Stone Birdbath For Your Yard
If you've ever wanted to create a statement piece for your yard, building your own birdbath from stone is it. And the birds will love it!
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A DIY Oversized Tree Planter That'll Add Style And Privacy To Your Yard
Add structure and style to your backyard with a project that blurs the line between architecture and nature. A private retreat built from the ground up.
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How To Turn Your Old Deck Railing Into A Rustic Birdhouse Stand
If you want to invite birds to make their home in your yard, you don't need many supplies or building experience, you can whip it up easily with these tools.
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13 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Bird Feeders And Birdhouses In Your Garden
Having bird feeders and birdhouses around the yard means some will outlive their purpose. Don't toss them: Give them new life with these creative upcycles.
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The Attractive DIY Solution That'll Hide The Eyesore Of Outdoor Trash Cans
No matter how attractive your garbage cans are, they still don't add much to your yard's vibe sitting outside. This DIY structure includes a bonus feature.
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Keep Bugs Out Of Your Vegetable Garden With The Help Of A Bathroom Staple
It's frustrating when birds or insects ravage your hard-earned fruits and vegetables in the garden. For a non-chemical solution, just reach into the shower.
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The Classic Campfire Mistake All Beginners Make
A campfire is a fun and relaxing focal point for many outings. But getting it lit and keeping it going can be incredibly frustrating for first-timers.
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The Outdoor Feature Jeremiah Brent Says Will Upgrade Your Space
Though his focus is on interior design, Jeremiah Brent brings that same sensibility outdoors with a stylish suggestion for upgrading any space, large or small.
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Repurpose A Wine Cork To Give Your Garden Pots A Much Needed Upgrade
Not sure what to do with that pile of old wine corks? This nifty DIY trick will repurpose them, improving your garden pots and giving your plants a better life.
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Say Goodbye To Garden Hose Clutter: This DIY Turns It Into The Cutest Yard Feature
Garden hoses are, of course, an essential part of almost any outdoor space. But they can get unsightly quickly. This stylish DIY organizes and hides a hose.
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Help Your Outdoor Furniture Last Longer With Advice From HGTV's Erin & Ben Napier
Outdoor wood furniture looks great, but the elements can quickly fade those good looks. "Home Town" hosts Erin and Ben Napier have a trick that helps.
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Water Sources That Attract Owls And Birds To Your Yard, Even In Winter
Owls, like other birds, need water. But since they stay active all year round, you want to make sure have bathing and drinking options as the weather changes.
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