What To Do If You Find Blue Utility Markings On Your Curb
Blue utility markings indicate work is occurring nearby your area. Whether you need to do anything or even remove them yourself depends on various factors.
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What Does The Red Button On Your Lawn Mower Do?
If you've ever mowed a lawn with a gas mower, you've probably wondered what the red button on the machine is for. It actually plays a significant role.
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Skip The Pesticide: Consumer Reports Recommends A Better Way To Keep Ticks Out Of Your Lawn
Keeping the number of ticks in your yard to a minimum means taking defensive action. This simple trick may be more effective than pesticides in your garden.
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Planting Fast-Growing Ribbon Grass Is A Big Mistake. Here's A Better Alternative
Some gardeners plant ribbon grass because it spreads quickly. But this can be a big mistake, especially in some regions. Luckily, there's a better alternative.
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Not Landscape Fabric Or Weed Barriers: Here's A Better Solution For Gravel Driveways
Landscape fabric and weed barriers are commonly employed as a layer under gravel driveways, but they do a poor job at suppressing unwanted plants.
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Not Hostas, Not Coral Bells: The Plant That's Great For Shaded Flower Beds
Hostas and coral bells may be your first picks for a shaded flower bed, but this plant is also worth considering — especially if the soil is a bit dry.
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The Pretty Low-Growing Perennial Wildflower That's Perfect For Filling Empty Garden Spaces
Take care of all the gaps in your garden beds and fields with this perfect low perennial flower that blooms in gorgeous shades of white and purple.
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Why Does My Yard Smell? 12 Reasons And Some Easy Fixes
Have you detected a sulfurous, putrid, or ammonia-like odor coming from your yard? Here's how to track down the source and take steps to get rid of the problem.
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What Does 'V' Mean On A Lawn Mower?
When shopping for a lawn mower, you'll likely see the letter V among the various specifications. Here's what it stands for and why you should know about it.
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The Ornamental Grass That Gives Garden & Driveway Borders A Soft Pink Touch
This perennial grass offers a soft pink accent to your garden. It's easy to maintain and cultivates visually appealing borders that boost curb appeal.
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Glass Cloches Aren't Just For The Kitchen: 12 Ways To Use Them In The Garden
From fairy lights to warding off a late frost, there are plenty of clever ways to use glass cloches outside the kitchen for both style and function.
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The Fast-Growing Tropical Plant You Can Use For Privacy In Your Yard
If your yard is overexposed to neighbors or passersby, don't build a fence. Those in warm climes can grow this lush plant en masse to create a privacy screen.
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23 Best Perennials You Should Be Planting In May
May is definitely the prime time to get your hands dirty in the garden. Add beauty and benefit to your landscape with these beautiful perennials.
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How To Fill Large Planters To Weigh Them Down For Stability
Large planters can tip easily, but a simple adjustment inside the container can improve stability without affecting how your plants grow or drain over time.
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Ditch Concrete: An Affordable Type Of Gravel To Use For Your Driveway
Finding the right driveway material can be tricky, but one lesser-known gravel option offers a balance of durability and cost that makes it worth a closer look.
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Does Mowing Crabgrass Make It Spread?
You may have heard that mowing your lawn is the best way to stop crabgrass. We're here to tell you the truth behind this common folk wisdom.
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Turn Unusual Items Into An Artsy Birdbath That'll Make Your Garden Pop
Upcycling these everyday items into a birdbath that will attract birds to your yard is easy, and you can decorate your creation so it doubles as garden art.
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Edge Your Garden With A Pale Pink Perennial Flower Butterflies Love
Plant this charming perennial and get both aesthetics and functionality. Its pink flowers are a hit with butterflies, and they look lovely in a garden edge.
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Plant This Perennial Coleus With Fiery Foliage & Watch Hummingbirds Flock To Your Yard
If you're planning a low-maintenance coleus display in your garden, look for this colorful perennial variety that might attract birds to your garden.
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Remove Moss Between Driveway Cracks With A Handy Amazon Tool
Don't stare at the moss in your driveway a moment longer. We found a brilliant solution that customers love to use (and we are inclined to agree).
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15 Menards Items Smart Homeowners Stock Up On For Spring And Summer
Menards is the go-to for many American homeowners when it comes to home improvement projects, especially those related to spring and summer garden work.
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Not Ryobi, Not Kobalt: Consumer Reports Names The Top Battery Push Mower
Are you in the market for a new mower? This top-rated battery-operated model (as ranked by Consumer Reports) may be for you. Here are the pros and cons.
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This Homeowner Turned An Old Run-Down Pool Into A Tranquil Escape: 'LOVE THIS'
Before you fill in that old pool, look at this — a YouTuber turned theirs into something surprising. Depending on your DIY skill level, it may be cheaper, too.
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Turn The Dandelions In Your Yard Into The Cutest Garland
If you like the cotton-candy texture of late-season dandelions, bring it inside and celebrate spring by stringing together dandelions on a DIY flower garland.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Electric Weed Pullers
Do you ever wonder whether some electric garden tools are actually worth it? Here's why electric weed pullers are a waste of your time and money.
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Choose The Perfect Spot In Your Yard For A Raised Garden Bed With These 7 Tips
Planning to build a raised bed or two for your backyard? Where you situate them matters more than whether you use quality hardwood or pallets for the siding.
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The Crucial Lawn Care Step That Starts In May For Healthy Grass All Season Long
May seems like the time to sit back and watch your grass grow. But if you really want to see your lawn flourish in early summer, do this drastic task in May.
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