Exmark Done-in-a-Weekend: Butterfly House

There’s nothing sweeter than the sight of a butterfly—they add instant color and entertainment wherever they go. This build makes a home for an important pollinator, while offering endless hours of backyard beauty and fun for both children and adults alike.

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Looking to breathe new life into your outdoor spaces? Then, look no further than these simple, cost-effective DIY projects. Each of them will help you enjoy a better backyard life!

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About Exmark

Exmark Manufacturing was incorporated in May 1982 as an independent manufacturer of professional turf care equipment. Today, it is the leading manufacturer of commercial mowers and equipment for the landscape professional. In addition to designing, building and marketing quality turf care equipment, Exmark’s goal is total customer satisfaction. All Exmark products are designed to help customers increase productivity while delivering unmatched quality. Products are sold to distributors and dealers who share the company’s commitment to customer service and quality products. Learn more at exmark.com.

About Backyard Life

With a focus on giving home and acreage owners tips and know-how to make the most of their outdoor experience and live more life outdoors, Backyard Life is a unique one-of-a-kind multimedia destination. Content focuses on lawn-and-garden, outdoor cooking and living, and rural lifestyles. Learn more at exmark.com/backyard.

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