This Might Be The Easiest DIY Bird Feeder You'll Try In 2026
It doesn't get much easier than this: When you're done with your toilet paper roll, give it a (brief) second life as a low-maintenance, low-expense bird feeder.
Read MoreIt doesn't get much easier than this: When you're done with your toilet paper roll, give it a (brief) second life as a low-maintenance, low-expense bird feeder.
Read MoreIf you have accumulated more pot lids than pots over the years, you don't have to throw them out. This DIY decor is for your feathered friends to enjoy.
Read MoreAs tempting as it is to just be rid of an old, unused birdbath, you can give it a second life in just a few steps by turning it into a DIY plant stand.
Read MoreIf you love feeding the birds and recycling, then this super easy DIY may be for you. Using an item we frequently throw out, you can create a hanging feeder.
Read MoreOwls can be more helpful in your yard than you think, so give the unique creatures room and board for their hard work with this DIY wooden nesting box.
Read MoreHit two birds with one stone by dealing with your unsightly tree stump and adding a whimsical flare to your garden. And, you don't need a lot of tools for this.
Read MoreIf you're trying to keep kitchen scraps out of the trash, your pothos can offer you one more way to do it. This plant wouldn't mind the boost occasionally.
Read MoreWe're not judging how much wine you go through... unless you aren't saving your corks for the garden! This DIY is incredibly easy, but useful for organizing.
Read MoreAs fun as buying garden decor is, an easy DIY can give you a personal touch to your space. And this easy DIY recycles empty cans that would just be thrown out.
Read MoreRather than carting away thin branches and dried grasses to the compost bin, use them for this intricate DIY project to house your feathered friends' food.
Read MoreAdding a hummingbird swing isn't just for your own amusement. To give them a place to rest in your yard, here's how to place the swings strategically.
Read MoreThis tree stump DIY is a way to add a bit of color and life to your yard while also allowing the stump to slowly decay naturally, saving you a lot of money.
Read MoreWait! Don't toss out this fruit because you can use it to make an adorable bird feeder in very little time and with very little money. You only need two things.
Read MoreYou don't have to spend a ton of money for a trellis. By repurposing a few items you likely already have, you can make rustic pieces that will do the job.
Read MoreBird baths can be a bit boring. Plus, stagnant water can be a health problem for the birds. This DIY garden feature keeps the water moving and looks great.
Read MoreTurns out the base ingredient for an unexpected yet time-tested fertilizer option might have been a part of your meal. And no, it's not coffee this time.
Read MoreA weed-free flower bed can feel like too much to ask for when pesky grasses keep popping up. You can avoid the chemicals and back pain with this method.
Read MoreWhile growing more trees is great, it isn't feasible in every space. If you need to install a safe space from the summer sun, here's how to do it on a budget.
Read MorePlanning your vegetable garden can be overwhelming, but one tip from The Old Farmer's Almanac aims to help you cut through the noise and stay organized.
Read MoreCrabgrass is a total pain, whether it's in your lawn or popping up in the hardscape. But this single-ingredient solution is the simplest DIY weed removal yet.
Read MoreNot all of your backyard birds fly south for the winter. For those that stay behind, here is one way that you can keep their bird bath from freezing them out.
Read MoreA common car accessory can be used as the main component of a bird bath in this simple Dollar Tree DIY. With a handful of supplies, build the birds a spa day.
Read MoreOnce you're done with that Mason jar, you can retire it in style by repurposing it into a pretty living decor. Try this clever DIY to create a succulent home.
Read MoreIf your peace lily is looking a little sad this winter, it could be because of your indoor conditions. There's an easy fix to help the houseplant bounce back.
Read MoreDon't let that shady spot in your garden go to waste. Rather than planting the typical hostas, try designing your own fairy garden among edible mushrooms.
Read MoreEven if they get scratched or warped, your vinyl records can have a second life in the garden. Try out this clever repurposing hack to put them to good use.
Read MoreYour raised garden bed should have nutrient-rich soil, but it can be pricey. Use this ancient gardening method to save money and make your plants healthier.
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