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  • Snow covered backyard fence

    Why The Frost Line Matters When Setting Your Fence Post

    One of the most important parts of fencing installation is setting the fence posts. Here's why you'll want to consider the frost line when setting fence posts.

    By Ethan Harrison Smith 6 months ago Read More
  • A woman waters plants in her balcony garden.

    Why Window Boxes Outshine Regular Plant Pots For Balcony Gardens

    If you're starting a balcony garden, hold off on buying regular round pots and invest in some window boxes instead. Here's why.

    By Kate Nicholson 6 months ago Read More
  • paver patio

    How To Layout A Paver Plan When Designing Your Dream Patio

    Pavers have many advantages, but you'll throw all these advantages down the drain if you don't lay them out correctly. Here's how to create your dream patio.

    By Jeff Katieno 6 months ago Read More
  • Various weeds grow in a patch of bare, compacted sandy soil

    Prevent Soil Erosion And Suppress Weeds With This Alluring Evergreen

    Discover how this alluring evergreen can prevent soil erosion and suppress weeds in your garden. Learn benefits and planting tips for a sustainable landscape.

    By Rachael Green 6 months ago Read More
  • A person in a red winter jacket and black pants pushing a snow blower

    Snow Blower Safety Tips To Keep In Mind In Winter (And Common Mistakes To Avoid)

    Most people don't look forward to hauling out their snow blower each winter, but by following these tips, you can ensure a smoother and safer experience.

    By Vanessa Taylor 6 months ago Read More
  • Snow covered lawn in front of a house

    The Benefits And Downsides To Snow On Your Lawn (& What To Look Out For)

    If you live in a climate that experiences snow, you might be wondering what effect the icy white layer is having on your lawn. Here's what you need to know.

    By Shelley Frost 6 months ago Read More
  • A glass greenhouse is covered in snow in a yard

    The Sweet Flower You Should Start Seeding In Winter For A Beautiful Spring Display

    If you're dreaming of a bright and beautiful spring garden, there's one sweet flower that you should start seeding in winter for a gorgeous display.

    By Kim W.S. 6 months ago Read More
  • A few grubs lay on bare soil near grass.

    Mistakes Everyone Makes When Dealing With Grub Worms

    Grub worms are difficult to get rid of, and common mistakes gardeners make in their fight against the pests exacerbate the challenge.

    By Rachael Green 6 months ago Read More
  • A yard drain is stuffed with leaf litter.

    Helpful Tips To Unclog And Maintain Your Yard Drain

    Yard drains keep water from accumulating around your property. When they clog, follow these tips to free the obstruction and keep them working well.

    By Rachael Green 6 months ago Read More
  • Perennial shrubs go into a dormant state in winter.

    How To Care For Dormant Plants In The Winter (And Mistakes To Avoid)

    After a busy season, many gardeners welcome the restful, dormant days of winter. Still, there are some to-dos to ensure your garden flourishes again in spring.

    By Peg Aloi 6 months ago Read More
  • A coyote in a backyard

    Tips And Tricks To Keep Coyotes Out Of Your Backyard

    If you want to keep coyotes from returning to your yard or deter them from visiting in the first place, we've got some techniques for you to implement.

    By Deirdre Mundorf 6 months ago Read More
  • Two people working in an established garden

    15 Outdoor Features That Make Every Gardener's Life Easier

    Gardening is a fun but challenging hobby that requires manual effort and specialized equipment. These outdoor features make gardening tasks much easier.

    By Emily Ray 6 months ago Read More
  • A large clump of Joe Pye weed in a garden

    The Best Way To Get Rid Of And Control Joe Pye Weed

    Joe Pye weed tempts many gardeners with its pretty, pollinator-friendly blooms. But without taking steps to control it, this plant could take over your garden.

    By Theresa Cramer 6 months ago Read More
  • an eye-level view of kurapia ground cover with many brown flowers

    The Watering Mistake That Causing Brown Spots On Kurapia Ground Cover

    Are your kurapia ground cover plants developing brown spots? Discover the common watering mistake that could be the culprit and learn how to fix it.

    By Kandice Vincent 6 months ago Read More
  • Gloved hands pruning the roots of a houseplant

    What Is Root Pruning And Why Do Some Plants Need It?

    It may sound counterintuitive, but pruning a plant's roots is a beneficial practice that can make your potted plants healthier. Find out why.

    By Kim W.S. 6 months ago Read More
  • An up close view of a layer of frost on green garden cabbages

    The DIY Frost Cover That Adjusts To All Of Your Gardening Needs

    Protect your garden from harsh weather with our versatile DIY frost cover. Adjustable and easy to use, it easily adapts to all your weather gardening needs.

    By Kim Griffin 6 months ago Read More
  • Multiple chrysanthemum blooms in various colors

    How To Keep Mums Alive: A Year-Round Guide

    Though chrysanthemums bloom in early fall, proper care for them can be a year-round affair. Here's how to care for them throughout the seasons of the year.

    By Megan Brame 6 months ago Read More
  • A gravel path winding through a large garden with trees, shrubs, lawns and a park bench.

    The Gravel Alternative That's Great For Hardscaping Projects

    Gravel is one of the top choices for hardscaping projects, but if you prefer a sturdy surface with minimal erosion, consider this alternative instead.

    By Annette Hird 6 months ago Read More
  • An empty embroidery hoop is surrounded by crafting supplies.

    Illuminate Your Plant Collection On A Budget With The Help Of An Embroidery Hoop

    Give your propagation jars a place of honor in your plant collection by DIYing a beautiful twinkling display for them using an embroidery hoop.

    By Lindsay Donaldson 6 months ago Read More
  • Close up of a kale plant that is starting to bolt

    Here's Why You Should Let Some Of Your Biennial Veggies Bolt This Spring

    It may be contrary to your usual habits, but letting some of your biennial veggies bolt in the spring has some benefits. Our master gardener explains how.

    By Annette Hird 6 months ago Read More
  • Person planting seeds in a starter tray indoors

    How To Grow Micro Tomatoes From Seeds Through The Winter Months

    There's no need to wait for warm weather to have a fresh harvest of tomatoes. Micro tomatoes grow well indoors even during the coldest winter months.

    By Lindsay Donaldson 6 months ago Read More
  • A person holds a metal container while standing in the garden.

    20 Unique Ways To Repurpose Metal Containers Around Your Garden

    Hold off on recycling those old metal containers - with basic DIY skills and a bit of ingenuity, you can find plenty of uses for them around your garden.

    By Kate Nicholson 6 months ago Read More
  • House with trees in yard

    15 Small Trees That Won't Overtake Your Yard

    Before choosing a small tree for your yard, consider your USDA hardiness zone, the type of soil on your property, and the amount of sunlight the area receives.

    By Savannah Sher 6 months ago Read More
  • A cluster of red apples hanging from tree branch.

    Can You Grow Your Favorite Apple Variety At Home? It Depends

    Growing your favorite grocery store apple may seem like the perfect way to save money and get a bountiful harvest, but there are a few things you need to know.

    By Kandice Vincent 6 months ago Read More
  • A backyard in winter with snow-covered trees

    Plant This Flowering Tree In Your Garden To Liven Up Your Winter Landscape

    When the winter season is in full force, your yard and garden can look a bit bleak. Here's a tree that will provide visual interest all year long.

    By Kim W.S. 6 months ago Read More
  • Honeybee pollinating a jewelweed flower

    Suppress Weeds And Attract Pollinators With This Jewel-Toned Plant

    If you've got a shady spot with consistently moist soil, we have got just the plant for you. This lovely bloom attracts pollinators while preventing weeds.

    By Jessica Steinhoff 6 months ago Read More
  • A line of light-colored wood fencing with a simple design

    Spruce Fences Are Affordable, But Consider These Things Before Installing One

    Learn about the affordability of spruce fences and other essential factors before installation. Explore key aspects to ensure you make the best choice.

    By Baylee Bunce 6 months ago Read More
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