Becca Lewis

Learn how to spot quality items and save money on good tools.

Don't be the source of a neighborhood invasion. Use these non-invasive plants instead.

Smart hose timers can be controlled and programed from your cell phone—plus, they save water.

You can increase yield, water less, and have more time to enjoy your garden.

Roll your umbrella around in style while easily keeping the shade where you want it.

Rusted, stripped, or damaged, you can still unscrew it.

You can spruce up those sad-looking shears with things you likely already have around the house.

Prepare yourself (and your home) for dangerous summer temperatures before they arrive.

You can still make some home upgrades, even if the cost of materials is sky high.

Stop dragging hoses all over your yard with this easy automatic watering solution.

You can make a magical carpet of blooms on your lawn.

Stock tanks are a pre-built container alternative to a full-on pool installation.

Fungi are multi-disciplinary soil improvers and all-around plant helpers.

Sensory paths are popular in schools, but they aren't just calming for kids.

These water features will attract all the pollinators to your yard.

Use a temporary or permanent screen to get more fresh air without all the pollen.

You can use a battery-powered LED light to fake a real fixture without running any new wiring.

Using a weed torch can be fun, quick, and effective.

Get your tubes burning, your knobs turning, and your igniter firing for grilling season.

Window film is a cheap and easy way to upgrade your windows and add privacy.