Dollar Tree Chandelier

I found this little guy while walking through the woods, scoping out turkey hunting spots. This species spends most of the year high in the trees, so finding it down low is likely a sign that breeding season has begun.

A new awareness of ecological and conservation concerns has resulted in a rising interest in growing native plants and trees. Why are native trees important? One of the main benefits of planting native trees is their adaptability to their specific region. Living in their natural habitat means native trees require less water and fewer herbicides and pesticides to keep them healthy. Trees in their natural environments are also hosts to local wildlife, providing them with food and habitat.

You won’t believe how cute and easy these summer planters are!

If you're looking to add some life to an outdoor space, then grab some fencing from the dollar store to create this cute summer basket.

I love solar lighting around my patio area in the summer but sometimes the ones you can purchase aren't very pretty or cost too much for me. I decided to spruce them up with some dollar store vases. These end up costing $2 per light (not including the markers) but look so much better than the dollar lights.

Beautiful trees and plants are an excellent way to upgrade your property’s look to its best and what could be better than to see them thrive fast and healthy. This guide will give you all the Tips to Grow Plants and Trees Faster!

These creative and fun DIY Dollar Store Ideas are best to upgrade your landscape or interior without spending too much!

Have you ever witnessed a vivid coleus plant growing like a tree in someone’s garden and wanted to have the same in your yard? Don’t worry! We are here to help you! Learn all about How to Grow Coleus as a Tree in this article!

Pilea Silver Tree stands out with its shiny foliage and a bright metallic sheen. If you want this handsome plant to grace up your garden, here’s all you need to know about its growing requirements!

I made this fun and easy nautical DIY Dollar Store Side Table using some simple items from the Dollar Store, a few items I already had (and a few from Michaels). Here is how I made it.

Find an old chandelier in your nearby thrift store. Make sure that the design of the chandelier is such that it can hold feeding cups.

Looking for a fun and unique way to add style and ambiance to a walkway or patio area? These solar-powered painted concrete mushroom lights were very simple to create and offer a whimsical alternative to basic walkway lights. Store-bought solar powered walkway lights are susceptible to cracking and breaking but with a few inexpensive supplies, I created sturdy and unique lights that won’t break or succumb to the elements.