DIY
Discover slide shows, step-by-step instructions, and recipes for nature-inspired DIY projects for your home or gift-giving.
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What's an "herb spiral"? Imagine a long garden row, about 25 feet long. -
In this video we show you a novel way of coiling your hose to make sure it unravels quickly and easily every time. -
Loofah, also spelled Luffa, are in the cucurbit family—along with cucumbers, melons, squash, and other gourds—and grow on long vines. They require a long, hot growing season. -
Beautiful wrapping can add mystery and excitement to a gift, and you can make thoughtful choices that are kind to the earth. Here are some ideas to make your gifts a feast for the eye without feeding the landfill. -
This year's seed holds next year's harvest. When else in life can you get something for nothing? -
In a few hours, you can create a planter made with hypertufa, a material that has an ancient, hand-hewn quality. Hypertufa containers are perfect for alpines, succulents, mosses and even tiny evergreens. -
Where there's a will, make a path. Our step-by-step guide to making your own garden path. -
In this video we give you the exact recipe and instructions for weathering your Corten Steel products quickly and safely. -
Flame-free LED candles can be used safely in inspiring centerpieces and decor. -
Making your own chevre is easy when you start with the Deluxe Cheese-Making Kit, which contains almost everything you need. Just add goat's milk. -
Unlock the power of pure essential oils, which can be used to lift the spirit, relax the body or bring clarity to the mind. Just close your eyes and breathe. -
This year, I decided to use the many elderberries on my two bushes to make elderberry syrup.