Why You Should Never Let The Raked Leaves In Your Lawn Pile Up
It is best to bag and compost your raked leaves. Letting the fallen foliage pile up on your lawn can leave you with less than green grass come springtime.
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Avoid Dividing These 14 Herbs At All Costs
Many herbs will survive division just fine. However, there's also a handful that will struggle if ripped apart. Learn which to put on your do not touch list.
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10 Weekly Habits For A Pristine Landscape
Keeping up with all of your outdoor maintenance at once can be a struggle. Break it up throughout the days by performing these tasks once a week.
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Here's How Much Light Your 'Low-Light' Houseplants Actually Need
Some houseplants need less light than others. Before placing a low-light houseplant in a dark room, make sure you understand how much light it really needs.
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The Hidden Benefits Of Planting Onions Beside Your Tomatoes In The Garden
Onions and tomatoes may not seem like natural companions because of their many differences, but there are some benefits of growing them together.
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How Late Can You Dethatch Your Lawn?
Dethatch your lawn at the wrong time and you'll harm your grass, making a bad problem worse. But how late can you dethatch before it's a problem?
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16 Overlooked Lawn Mower Maintenance Tasks That Everyone Forgets
Overlooking these easy-to-forget mower maintenance tasks can lead to turfgrass damage, uneven cuts, breakdowns, and a lower life expectancy on your machine.
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The Stunning Variety Of Hostas You Can Plant Under Trees & Shrubs For Ground Coverage
Looking for a plant that will thrive under shrubs and trees in your yard? This hosta variety fits the bill and offers great ground coverage to tackle weeds.
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The Unexpected Bird That Could Be Wreaking Total Havoc On Your Lawn
Your lawn is full of holes, scratch marks, and large bird-like footprints. What kind of large avian pest are you dealing with? Or is it even a bird at all?
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Plant This Breathtaking Tree Now And Enjoy Endless Sunrise Vibes All Spring
This small ornamental tree, which is loved by pollinators, has leaves that start as orange before turning into a lush green that brightens up your yard.
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Repurpose The Empty Space Above Your Fridge Into An Herb-Drying Station
Turn forgotten kitchen space into something both practical and charming. This surprising spot might be the key to preserving your herb harvest well into fall.
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Fill In Bare Garden Patches With A Fast-Growing Fall Perennial Pollinators Love
Make your garden more colorful while attracting butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds with this fast-growing fall perennial that fills in empty spaces.
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The Herb That's Known For All Of Its Benefits In The Garden
Looking for an easy herb to grow in your garden for a slew of benefits year round? Look no further than fragrant rosemary, which thrives in many gardens.
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Turn Broken Terracotta Planters Into A DIY Mulch That Helps Repel Slugs
Desperate to tackle that slug problem in your garden but don't want to use pesticides? A scattering of broken terracotta pots can protect your precious plants.
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The Downside To Growing Your Own Apple Tree That You Should Consider
Growing your own fruit trees can be extremely rewarding, but it won't like turn out the way you hope when it comes to apple trees. Here's why.
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Plant These Two Flowers Together In October For A Hummingbird-Filled Garden In Spring
Some perennials need cold weather exposure before a spring bloom. Discover which two nectar-rich flowers should be planted in the fall to establish themselves.
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The Best Method For Preparing Your John Deere Mower For The Winter Season
Before you store your John Deere mower for the winter, make sure you've checked this list of maintenance tasks that will prep you for the spring.
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Don't Throw Out Thin Foam Packing Sheets, They're A Hidden Gem In Your Yard
Your Amazon boxes come filled with thin foam packing sheets. Wondering what to do with them all? Keep them from the trash by reusing them in your garden.
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This Stunning Purple Perennial Will Light Up Your Fall Garden — And Attract Butterflies
As your summer blooms slowly fade, there's a stunning perennial with bright purple flowers that will add sparkle to your fall garden and keep pollinators happy.
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16 Best Garden Tools At The Home Depot, According To Reviews
Home Depot has a ton of well-reviewed yard care tools. From motorized options to hand implements, here are the top garden equipment options to consider buying.
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Common Yard Pests That Aren't Bothered By Coffee Grounds
Coffee grounds can deter pests in your garden, but not all of them. Some critters are unfazed by the strong smell and will still enter your yard.
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The Best Pumpkin Varieties To Grow If You're A Fall Baker
If the scent of freshly-baked pumpkin pie is a familiar sensation in your fall kitchen, you might want to learn which pumpkin varieties are the best for baking.
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20 Companion Plants You Can Grow To Encourage A Healthier Plum Tree
There are benefits to companion planting, like attracting pollinators, repelling pests, and building healthy soil. Here are some good pairs for your plum tree.
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Homeowners Urged To Spray Vinegar On Crawl Spaces, But Is It A Good Idea?
Because of its acidity, vinegar works great as a natural solution for killing mold, but does that mean it should be the go-to for mold in crawl spaces?
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The Cold-Resistant Golden Grass To Grow In Fall That Helps Break Up Compact Soil
Compacted soil can lead to a number of problems for your plants. Plant this cover crop in fall, and you'll have the problem solved by spring.
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Turn Thrifted Glassware Into Beautiful Garden And Yard Decor
Save money and the environment by shopping for secondhand glassware and using it in the garden. Everything from wine glasses to fruit bowls can be repurposed.
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How Often Should You Water An Indoor Fiddle Leaf Fig To Keep It Thriving?
With their rainforest origins, fiddle-leaf figs are picky about watering. It's crucial to strike a balance that doesn't leave the plant dry or overwatered.
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