The Lawn Mowing Rule That's Crucial For A Healthy And Luscious Yard
Learn the one-third rule for maintaining healthy grass. Glean from expert advice for mowing and keeping your yard looking its best year-round.
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Grass Or Weeds: How To Tell If The Grass In Your Lawn Is Actually A Problem
Grassy weeds can look very similar to regular turf grass. Here's how to spot the difference and eliminate these unwelcome weeds from your lawn.
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Should You Let Crabgrass Win The War In Your Lawn? Here Are The Pros And Cons
Is it worth all the effort to fight crabgrass off from settling into your yard, or should you give in and let it be? Here's what you need to know.
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This Stunning Blue-Purple Flower Will Keep Weeds From Taking Over The Garden
No one wants to spend excessive time weeding the garden, so planting a pretty creeping ground cover that attracts beneficials might be exactly what you need.
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Mixing These Pantry Ingredients Can Get Rid Of Lawn Disease (But Should You?)
If your lawn is not looking its best, it may have developed a fungal disease. Should you use a homemade fungicide to cure it? Read on to find out.
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This Drought-Tolerant Ornamental Grass Will Attract More Feathered Friends
Looking to attract more birds to your garden? Try out this ornamental grass with a fun color that's perfect for dry, rocky soil and hot climates.
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10 Beautiful DIY Paver Projects That Will Instantly Elevate Your Yard
Pavers are versatile and come in tons of sizes, shapes, and colors. This makes them perfect for DIY projects that can instantly elevate your outdoor space.
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The Vibrant Flowering Plant That Hummingbirds Will Love Through Autumn
When it comes to hummingbirds, the more the merrier. Attract more hummingbirds to your yard by planting a variety of their favorite bold blooms.
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Use This Hack To Trim Overgrown Grass In A Pinch
Overgrown grass is not only unsightly, but it can also be a pain to tackle. To make the task of cutting it a bit easier, use this specific tool and technique.
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Use A Common Kitchen Ingredient To Get Rid Of Liverwort Weeds In The Lawn
If you're having problems with pesky liverwort spreading across your lawn, then one simple kitchen ingredient may be your gardening savior.
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All The Benefits Of Using Galvanized Steel For Your Raised Flower Garden Bed
If your wooden raised beds keep falling apart, you should go ahead and switch to a galvanized steel option for your flowers. Here are all the benefits.
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The Purple-Black Groundcover That Is Worth The Slow Grow
If you want a unique addition to your yard or garden, look no further than this black ornamental grass that will beautifully offset its neighboring plants.
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The Unique Daylily Variety That Will Make Your Flower Beds Stand Out
All daylilies make a gorgeous addition to the landscape, but some cultivars are even more dynamic than the standard varieties everyone has.
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Lawn Seeding Techniques: Which Method Is Best For Your Yard?
Lawn seeding can restore the health and vitality of your grass, but there are different techniques for seeding depending on what your yard looks like.
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Washington's State Flower Is A Flowering Shrub Sure To Attract Hummingbirds
When you see the gorgeous flowers on the Pacific rhododendron, you can see why it's Washington's state flower. In bloom, these shrubs attract hummingbirds.
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What To Know Before Installing An Above Ground Sprinkler In Your Lawn
Above ground sprinklers are easier and cheaper to install than in-ground sprinkler systems, but they can have some big drawbacks too. Here's what to know.
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Our Lawn Care Expert Ranks Popular Brands Of Weed And Feed
When it comes to choosing lawn products, it's always great to listen to expert advice. We asked the CEO of GreenPal about the best weed and feed products.
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8 Ways You Might Be Able To Score Free Mulch For Your Yard Or Garden
If you're buying mulch by the bag at your local garden center, you may be wasting money when there's free mulch available in your town and neighborhood.
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Why You Should Be Using Cedar Wood For Your Raised Garden Beds
Raised garden beds need lots of planning and research to construct. Without these, your beds may not succeed. Here's why you should use cedar wood for building.
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This Flower Is A Butterfly Magnet & Makes A Perfect Perennial Border
We found the perfect perennial flower with long-lasting blooms to add to your garden or use as a border plant that will attract butterflies all summer long.
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Growing This Aromatic Herb Can Help Keep Excessive Weeds Out Of The Garden
Struggling to keep the weeds at bay in your garden beds? Try planting this fragrant and fast-growing catmint hybrid as a type of preventative ground cover.
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Fixer To Fabulous' Jenny Marrs Has A Money-Saving Trick For Updating Landscaping
If you're ready to update your landscaping, but you're on a budget, check out this cost-effective gardening tip from Fixer to Fabulous' Jenny Marrs.
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The Easiest Bonsai Tree For Beginners That Can Live Indoors Or Outside
A bonsai tree can make a lovely addition to indoor houseplants or outdoor landscaping. But if you're a bonsai beginner, here's the easiest tree to get started.
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The Benefits Of Adding A Patio To Your Outdoor Space This Summer
While adding a patio to your outdoor space might seem like a luxury, there are actually benefits to doing so that go beyond having a place to relax.
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12 Beautiful Perennials For Your Sunny Rock Garden
These plants are ideal for a rock garden. The best plants for a rock garden are well-suited to the conditions and work well with the aesthetic of the garden.
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When And How To Divide Your Astilbes To Promote More Vigorous Blooms
You can divide astilbe plants any time of year, but you may not get the same results. Here's when you should divide your plants for the best blooms.
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Types Of Grass You Shouldn't Plant And Grow In The Summer
If your grass is looking a little lackluster in the summer, don't just throw down more grass seed. There are some grasses you shouldn't grow in the summer.
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