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Recycle an old bowling ball into unique garden art, like this ladybug. Get the step-by-step directions.
Add some color to your garden with these painted bowling ball bumblebees.
Finding plant markers that can withstand punishing winters and survive the harsh summer sun is a challenge. Then I came up with my own design. These are attractive, easy to make and reusable year after year.
Let your imagination take off...copper wire and beads give this fun project wings.
Add some cheer to your yard with chimes! Follow these easy instructions or use your own creativity and put a new spin on them!
Lots of pockets on one side and a divider compartment in the middle of this gardening bag give you plenty of places to store all your tools, seeds, and other supplies. It's made with strong green canvas, the traditional material for such a tote. You can buy canvas at large fabric stores, sail makers, or upholstery-fabric stores.
Save time and money this holiday season by making gifts from your own backyard.
Every year, since 1993, I have taken a nut of some kind and made an ornament that I share with many people. Last year's hummingbird was a huge hit with everyone. Here's how to make your own hummingbird ornament.
It's amazing what you can find that closely resembles letters in a junk pile. This "Joy" sign is made of a rusty iron farm hook, a Christmas-tree stand and a pruning from a yellow-twig dogwood.
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