What To Do If You Spill Gas On Your Lawn Mower
Gas-powered mowers are powerful and have a long run time, but they need to be refueled, which could lead to gas spills. Find out how to clean it up safely.
Read MoreGas-powered mowers are powerful and have a long run time, but they need to be refueled, which could lead to gas spills. Find out how to clean it up safely.
Read MoreChipmunks may be adorable, but the damage they can cause to your garden will make you eager to add a few of these 11 chipmunk-repelling plants.
Read MoreLavender loves the sun, but can it grow in the shade? Explore factors like variety, soil, and climate that affect its growth before planting in low-light areas.
Read MoreBoth blood meal and bone meal fertilizer are excellent amendments to garden soil. However, they add different nutrients that benefit specific plant types.
Read MoreClay soil is notoriously difficult to garden with. But it's still possible to grow an apple or pear tree in a clay-soil yard with the right planting practices.
Read MoreGarlic rust is a fungal infection that causes tiny white, yellow, or orange flecks on garlic, onions, chives, and leeks. Here's how to prevent and treat it.
Read MoreGrass alternatives can offer a low-maintenance option that doesn't need constant mowing or watering. This low-growing perennial plant works well in shady areas.
Read MoreThere are many benefits to growing plants in unsealed wood containers, but some plants are better suited to the unique properties these planters offer.
Read MoreIf you adore the spicy zing of wasabi with your sushi or on your steak, you might be wondering whether it's worth growing it in your home garden.
Read MoreSeeds are the most cost-effective way to acquire new plants, but for some, you'll need to weigh the price savings against the time they take to sprout.
Read MoreLawn fungus leaves grass discolored, patchy, and dry. However, this household staple can slow the growth of fungus attacking the blades and restore the lawn.
Read MorePruning is essential for healthy growth, but timing matters. Find out why avoiding midday cuts helps protect plants and encourages strong recovery.
Read MoreAt a time when food sources for pollinators are dwindling, you can plant this flower that will keep them full and happy. It will also provide a pop of color.
Read MoreAnts can wreak havoc on a yard as they burrow through soil to create their nests, and specific ingredients in some fertilizers might be bringing them to you.
Read MoreHoles in hydrangea leaves are unsightly and, worse, can indicate more serious issues related to the care of your shrub. Identify the cause to fix the holes.
Read MoreHosta plants are relatively low-maintenance, which is what makes them a popular landscaping plant. However, there's one big mistake that can affect its growth.
Read MoreIt's likely that you already have eggs on hand, but if you're planning on using them for fertilizer, it's important to determine if the pros outweigh the cons.
Read MoreFoundation plants establish an anchor for your home's exterior. Instead of only supplying greenery, this low-maintenance shrub adds gorgeous flowers.
Read MoreMost gardeners feel that fall signals a time to wind down in the garden, but September is the perfect month to start several perennial bulbs and blooms.
Read MoreNo one is happy to see yellowjackets in their backyard, so the last thing you want to do is make this one blunder that could accidentally attract more of them.
Read MoreWhile some potatoes are ready to harvest in late summer, most still need a few more weeks of care before they're ready in the fall. Here's what to focus on.
Read MoreThe product you reach for when you have aches and pains is the same thing you can use to boost the defenses of your tomato plants. Find out how this hack works.
Read MoreAdd year-round privacy to your yard with a fast-growing evergreen that thrives in cool climates, needs little upkeep, and doubles as a natural wildlife shelter.
Read MoreMushrooms thrive in wet environments. Find out which method for ridding your yard of mushrooms will not only reduce lawn moisture, but improve its health.
Read MoreGrow thriving container tomatoes with the right soil-free mix, proper watering, and the best container choices to maximize yield in small spaces.
Read MoreMowing your lawn at the right frequency is not only important for neatness — it's also one of the most helpful things you can do your lawn's health.
Read MoreAdding height and color to your garden or landscaping adds depth and interest. This self-seeding perennial also attracts pollinators as a bonus.
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