What To Do If You Find Your Mower Deck Wheels Touching The Ground
Riding mowers have an extra set of wheels. These guide wheels are designed to keep the deck steady and prevent scalping, but they shouldn't touch the ground.
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Skip Standard Gravel - The Beautiful And Versatile Alternative For Your Garden
Gravel is a popular landscaping stone for gardens. However, this alternative is more comfortable underfoot, doesn't displace as easily, and looks more sleek.
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Not Weed Or Temperature Control: How Mulch Can Boost Your Garden's Health
Mulch is often praised for suppressing weeds, but one overlooked benefit can have an even bigger impact on how healthy and resilient plants become.
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Don't Fall For Its Beauty: The Yellow Flowering Ground Cover You Don't Want In Your Yard
A flowering ground cover may seem like the perfect low-maintenance solution for your yard, but its long-term behavior can create more work than expected.
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This Graceful Flowering Shrub Does More Than Beautify Your Yard
Gardens are wonderful for many reasons, giving you a beautiful place to relax and recharge. However, this shrub has an added bonus that you may not know about.
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Goodbye Dirty Lawn Mower Decks: The Amazon Solution That'll Make Cleaning A Breeze
You should be cleaning your mower's deck every time you cut the lawn, and this tool can help to reduce the amount of time and effort the task requires.
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Skip Standard Gravel - There's A Super Durable Alternative For Your Driveway
Rather than relying on boring, white gravel for your driveway, consider installing this long-lasting type of crushed rock that's sure to boost curb appeal.
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Skip The Hydrangeas: There's A Better Plant For Small Spaces And Attracts Hummingbirds
Hydrangeas are a first stop for anyone wanting a colorful garden, but they're too big for small yards. Swap them out for a native shrub with abundant blooms.
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Turn An Old Bundt Pan Into A Cute Bird Bath That Backyard Visitors Will Love
Don't throw out that old Bundt pan - with a little touching up, it can be used to create a bird bath that can attract more feathered visitors to your yard.
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Not Brick, Not Pavers: The Driveway Edging Idea To Add Extra Foliage To Your Front Yard
Bring a little extra greenery to your driveway with this edging idea, featuring a lovely and unique plant that’s hardy from zones 3 to 8.
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Goodbye Traditional Nursery Pots: There's An All-Natural Alternative To Consider
Since traditional nursery pots aren't biodegradable or porous, you might want to consider swapping them for this natural alternative with plenty of benefits.
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17 Plants That Can Help Keep Gophers Out Of Your Yard & Garden
Gophers are plant eaters, and they’re not picky, so a wide range of garden favorites can be at risk — but these 17 plants are among the safest bets.
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Award-Winning Gardener Grows Over 1,000 Shrubs: The Rhododendron King
Whether you're a beginner or a connoisseur of rhododendrons, there's surely something you can learn from "The Rhododendron King" and his impressive nursery.
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Ditch The Traditional Tomato Cage For An Alternative You Can DIY With Backyard Scraps
If you're planting tomatoes this summer, there's no need to spend money on store-bought tomato cages. Try this easy DIY alternative for plant support.
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Don't Toss Old Nursery Pots: Give It A Budget-Friendly Upgrade With This DIY
If your old nursery pot is a bit of an eyesore, you can turn it into a sight for sore eyes. Use these cheap materials to give it a colorful makeover.
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The Right Way To Prune Tomatoes In June For An Abundant Harvest
June is the perfect time to get out in the garden and prune those tomato plants! Here's how pruning can ensure a larger harvest and keep your plants healthy.
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Ditch Concrete Pavers: Edge Your Driveway With This Walkable And Fragrant Ground Cover Instead
Traditional driveway edging materials are not the only option for adding definition and curb appeal, especially if you prefer a softer landscape look.
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How Often Do I Need To Replace A Lawn Mower Spark Plug?
A lawn mower's performance often depends on small components, like spark plugs, that are easy to overlook until problems start showing up in the yard.
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The Natural Way To Add Privacy To Your Yard Without Fences Or Screens
A natural privacy solution can do far more than block a view, adding seasonal beauty, pollinator support, and even a fresh harvest to your yard.
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Ditch Raised Planter Beds: The Cheaper Alternative That Naturally Keeps Weeds Out
One tricky aspect of raised bed gardening, aside from the cost, is weed management. This cheaper alternative solves that problem entirely.
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Don't Toss Old Plastic Nursery Pots, Reuse Them For A Healthy, Thriving Garden
The life of a plastic nursery pot extends well beyond its time in the garden center. With nothing more than a trowel, they become a way to keep plants hydrated.
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Not English Ivy: The Less Invasive Alternative For Your Yard
Looking to plant ground cover in your yard? This spring-flowering vine is an excellent alternative to the often lovely, but invasive, English ivy.
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Goodbye Traditional Bird Baths: There's An Amazon Find That Lights Up Your Yard
Traditional bird baths are not the only way to attract feathered visitors, especially when one backyard feature offers extra charm after sunset.
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Don't Throw Away Your BBQ Grill Ash — 28 Plants That Love It
Do you use wood on your barbecue grill and skip the gas or starter fluid? If yes, scrape out the ashes after a cookout and save them for use in your garden.
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Upcycle Old Garden Shovels Into A Rustic Bird Feeder With A Clever DIY
You can attract more birds to your yard with a DIY bird feeder using something you probably already have at home but never thought to use: garden shovels.
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What Happens If I Put Car Oil In My Lawn Mower?
If you've run out of engine oil for your lawn mower, here's what to know if you're considering using car oil instead and whether it's a good idea.
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Not Alliums, Not Herbs: The Companion That Gives Strawberry Plants A Boost
There are several companions for strawberries that help repel pests or provide other benefits. This perennial works well with strawberries for many reasons.
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