7 Types Of Fall Grass Seeds To Plant And Grow In Late Summer
You may associate lawn refreshes with the spring, but certain grasses best germinate when planted in the late summer, including these seven cool-season grasses.
Read More-
-
The Underrated And Fast-Growing Tree That Grows Well In Clay Soil
A native of Asia, this pretty, fast-growing tree is still underappreciated in North America. If your yard has clay soil, it may just be the tree you need.
Read More -
Are Ants Really Attracted To This Common Garden Feature?
Harmless or not, you probably don't want a swarm of ants in your garden. So beware if you opt for this rocky mulch alternative, as they may quickly move in.
Read More -
The Hearty And Drought-Tolerant Ground Cover That Yields Gorgeous Blooms
This low-maintenance, drought-tolerant ground cover can thrive in the sun or shade, stay evergreen, and add beauty to your garden year-round.
Read More -
The Storage Mistake That Ages Your Outdoor Furniture Fast
Outdoor furniture are one of the sturdiest you'll find, but they're not invincible. Find out the storage mistake that makes them look older than they are.
Read More -
The HGTV-Approved Way To Mow Your Lawn That Prevents Weeds From Growing
HGTV recommends a smarter way to mow your lawn that keeps grass healthy, reduces weeds, and helps roots grow stronger season after season.
Read More -
The Popular Ground Cover That Doubles As Living Mulch In Your Garden
Tired of the high cost and effort of spreading mulch under your trees? Here's a fast-growing, white-blooming perennial ground cover you can grow there instead.
Read More -
What To Do If You Spill Gas On Your Lawn
While you really shouldn't be refilling your lawn equipment on your grass, mistakes (and leaks!) happen. Here's what to do if you spill gas on your lawn.
Read More -
11 Common Things In Your Yard That Could Be Luring Ticks
Ticks love moist and shaded areas. Unfortunately, there are some things in your yard that perfectly fit these pesky insects' housing requirements.
Read More -
What Kind Of Ant Is Plaguing Your Home (And How Do You Get Rid Of Them)
Effective treatment methods differ across ant species, so it's important to know what kind of ants you're dealing with before attempting to eradicate them.
Read More -
Plant These 12 Flowers Near Your Birdbath To Turn It Into A Bird Magnet
You added a birdbath to your garden, but you're not getting any visitors. The solution? Surround the bath with specific flowering plants and they'll flock in.
Read More -
The Pollinator-Attracting Perennial That Makes A Great Ground Cover
This ground cover features lovely yellow flowers that pollinators love — and since it's native to North America, it requires minimal maintenance.
Read More -
How To Mow Extra Long Grass Without Damaging Your Lawn Or Mower
It's not your fault if your grass gets long, but it will be if you mow it the wrong way and it clogs your mower or chokes your lawn. Here's how to get it right.
Read More -
Romantic Garden Ideas Inspired By Taylor Swift's Enchanting Engagement
The backdrop to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement is the romantic garden of any rose lover's dreams. Here's how to nail the enchanting look yourself.
Read More -
You're Making Crabgrass Even Worse With This Lawn Mowing Mistake
Are you overwhelmed by constant crabgrass growing in your yard? Luckily, a simple change in your mowing habits could work wonders against the aggressive weed.
Read More -
One Reason Why Your Lawn Mower Might Be Leaking Gas (& How To Fix It)
Gas leaking from a lawn mower isn't just a waste of money; it's also a safety hazard. Take a close look at this key detail on your lawn mower's carburetor.
Read More -
9 Tips And Tricks For Growing Lush Green Grass In Shady Spots In Your Lawn
Turfgrass often struggles without sufficient sunlight. Improve your grass with these tips for overseeding, fertilizing, watering, and reviving a shady lawn.
Read More -
Killing Weeds With Vinegar Has A Huge Downside For Your Lawn
If you're looking to eliminate weeds without herbicides, vinegar is a possible solution. Take care with this method though, or you'll cause more harm than good.
Read More -
The Best Place For A Hummingbird Swing To Attract Even More Feathered Friends
Hummingbirds are a treat to spot in the backyard for any bird lover. If you provide your visitors with a swing, you want to ensure they have access to it.
Read More -
Grow This Gorgeous Ground Cover Plant For Purple Flowers In The Sun Or Shade
If you're looking for groundcover to fill out your garden, consider this low maintenance plant that will add beauty and a pop of color to your landscape.
Read More -
What You Should Know Before Aerating Your Lawn By Hand
Hand aeration can be a game-changer for your lawn, but it takes the right approach. Here’s what to know for timing, prep, tools, and results.
Read More -
Here's Why You Shouldn't Skip Out On Paver Sealants
While you may have considered not sealing your pavers, there are good reasons why this is a bad idea, especially if you want them to last for many years.
Read More -
Neighbor Built A Fence On Your Property? Here's What To Do
Fence disputes can turn into legal issues, but there are solutions that don't involve filing a lawsuit if your neighbor's fence is in your yard.
Read More -
What To Do If You Hit A Rock With Your Lawn Mower
Scanning the yard before you mow prevents some issues, but you could still hit a hidden rock that could damage your mower. Find out how to handle it.
Read More -
The Long-Term Effects Of Using Regular Unleaded Gas In A Lawn Mower
Find out how using regular unleaded gas can harm your mower's performance. Learn about the long-term effects of gasoline breakdown and moisture absorption.
Read More -
The Type Of Tree You Might Want To Reconsider Planting In Your Yard
This common type of tree may look appealing in your yard, but you'll want to think twice about where you plant it. Here are the various hazards it can cause.
Read More -
17 Easy-To-Grow Vegetables That'll Thrive In Shady Areas Of Your Garden
While sun-loving edibles are plentiful, a handful of vegetables prefer the cool protection of shadier sites, particularly for their roots, leaves, and produce.
Read More
