If you want to bring a little bit of the beach to your own yard, this DIY planter idea is easy to make and delivers a ...

Stuck with an old yard sign you no longer want? Don't throw it out: upcycle it into beautiful, customizable yard or garden ...

LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — The Awareness Garden, a cherished spot on the Blackwater Creek Trail in Lynchburg, is set to undergo significant changes as part of a new expansion campaign. The garden ...

Get ready to be inspired at this year’s Daybreak Home and Garden Show, running May 16–18 at the beautiful new Ballpark at America First Square.Whether you’re p ...

Width: You want your DIY raised garden bed to be four feet maximum in width. That way, you can reach the center from either side without stepping in the bed or stooping (uncomfy!).

DIY tips: The best material for making a raised garden bed you design on your own. Mike Hogan. ... One of the most popular materials right now for raised garden beds seems to be metal.

Ronseal Garden Paint – A versatile option suitable for wood, brick, and terracotta. Hammerite Metal Paint – Designed for metal furniture and gates, providing long-lasting protection.

Upcycle Thrifted Glassware Into Beautiful Bespoke DIY Garden Decor. By ... With some epoxy and a few other bits and bobs, metamorphose your finds into a custom art piece, birdy pool, or lantern. A few ...

Shlunk Gallery is a pop-up art space housing DIY art and music shows on the Charleston Peninsula. The latest features art from former CofC student Will Milner.

In this DIY, TikToker @ksmlady81 uses a plastic water bottle to recreate an inexpensive bird feeder. You can easily swap an old plastic water bottle for a stainless steel one. This DIY bird feeder ...

How to create a DIY water feature for a habitat garden without breaking the bank Habitat gardens need more than native California plants. They need water for pollinators, birds and other animals.

Pounding flowers onto fabric or paper is a fun and easy way to create art and preserve the beauty of garden flowers. Use watercolor or other rough-surface paper when pounding on paper.