Landscaping

The Watering Mistake That May Be Killing Your Fescue Or Ryegrass Lawn

Rye and fescue, like any lawn grass, have specific watering requirements, and if they're not met, your lawn won't be as healthy or attractive as it could.

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Here's How You Could Reduce Powdery Mildew In Your Grass Using One Common Pantry Ingredient

Powdery mildew is an unsightly fungus that affects all sorts of plants, including your grass lawn. To combat it, consider using this pantry ingredient.

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The 15 Handiest Hacks To Take Care Of Snow And Ice Outside

In winter, you must be vigilant about clearing snow from walkways to avoid big piles or worse -- an accident. Here's the best 15 hacks to make handling it easy.

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The Lawn Trimming Mistake That's Attracting Fleas And Ticks To Your Yard

If your yard is not properly cared for, it can become an ideal environment for fleas and ticks. Stop attracting these pests by avoiding a lawn trimming mistake.

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The Best Kind Of Mulch To Prevent Weeds, According To Our Landscaping Expert

Is your weed growth getting out of control? We consulted with WikiLawn President Dan Bailey about the best type of mulch to cut this problem off at the roots.

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The Least Harmful Ways To Kill Weeds In Your Lawn

Getting rid of weeds in your lawn can be difficult and frustrating. A lot depends on the type of weed you're dealing with, and the condition of your lawn.

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Why You'll Love (And Hate) Planting Red Creeping Thyme In Your Yard

While red creeping thyme can look beautiful and has some amazing benefits, there are also a few reasons why it may not be the best choice for your yard.

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When Is It Safe To Mow New Sod? Our Lawn Care Industry Expert Weighs In

Sod might look like a well-established lawn right off the bat, but you can't treat it like one. Here's when you can start mowing, according to our expert.

By Kyle Schurman Read More

5 Grasses That Love Life In Well-Draining, Sandy Soil

If you live in an area with sandy but well-draining soil, it's crucial to choose the right grass for your lawn. Discover 5 types that love sandy conditions.

By Erica Crawford Read More

The Surefire Way To Make Sure Your Plum Tree Produces Fruit

Deciding to grow a plum tree in your garden will send you visions of sweet fruits. However, your yield might suffer if you make this common pollination mistake.

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Can Baking Soda Really Keep Rabbits From Devouring Your Garden?

After pouring so much hard work into your edible garden, the last thing you want is rabbits eating your leafy greens. But can baking soda really stop them?

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Why Winter Is The Best Time To Cut Back Karl Foerster Grass

Though the height of Karl Foerster grass is part of its visual appeal, you do need to cut it back annually, and winter is the best time to do it. Here's why.

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The Unexpected Fall Ingredient You'll Want To Use In The Garden As It Gets Cold

You can extend the usefulness of this fall ingredient by cutting it up into pieces and using it as mulch in your garden, providing nutrients to the soil.

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Tell The Difference Between Dead And Dormant Zoysia Grass With This Quick Test

If your zoysia grass is looking brown, you might be wondering if it is dead. Try this test to determine if your grass is dead or just dormant.

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Is A Robot Lawn Mower Really Worth The Money?

Too busy to mow the lawn often enough? Robot lawn mowers are awfully tempting. Here's the truth about whether they're worth the money.

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Fill Dirt Or Sand: Which Should You Choose For Landscaping?

You have some options for adding soil, such as fill dirt, fill sand, or both. But how do you choose the best option for your particular landscaping project?

By Kyle Schurman Read More

The Simple But Brilliant Hack That'll Make Cleaning Up Snow So Easy

Shoveling snow can be a pain - literally! Luckily, there is a simple solution to help you easily remove snow from your property or car. Here's what to know.

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The Benefits Of Girdling A Tree Vs. Cutting It Down

Should you chop that tree down, or try a different approach -- namely, girdling? Sometimes, the latter is better for your area and wildlife situation.

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How To Tell If The Web In Your Trees Was Made By A Spider Or A Webworm

With pests, don't just track the ones living in your home. You should recognize the ones in your yard, too. Here, learn how to identify webworms' webs.

By Claire Dangalan Read More

3 Places You Can Plant Stunning Bluebeard To Attract More Birds To Your Yard

Do you want to see more birds in your yard? Instead of hanging bird feeders, try planting low-maintenance bluebeard shrubs in one of these three locations.

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This Lawn Mistake Will Make Raking Leaves So Much Harder

Autumn means dealing with fall leaves. Raking is much harder when the leaves end up getting rained on. Learn how to deal with wet leaves on your lawn.

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Give Your Lawn A Good Stomping If You Can't Quite Finish Raking Leaves

Tired of the wind undoing all of your hard work when you can't finish raking all the leaves in a single session? It turns out stomping might be the solution.

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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Fallen Pine Needles As Mulch

When you begin to notice pine needles piling up in your yard, using them as mulch might seem like an obvious solution. However, be wary of these issues.

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This Crucial Mistake May Be Attracting Pesky Garden Moles To Your Yard And Garden

Moles may be cute to some, but they can wreak havoc on your yard. Deter them from from making your yard their home by avoiding this one common mistake.

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Humane Ways To Keep Alligators Off Your Property

If you live in an area with wild alligators, then you may have dealt with one making its way onto your property. Here's how to humanely prevent that.

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Banish Pesky Grubs From Your Lawn With This Natural Solution

An excess of pesky grubs can be a disaster for an otherwise well-maintained lawn. Luckily, there's a natural solution for banishing these pests: neem oil.

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California's New Lawn Mower Law May Be The Push You Need To Go Electric

Now is a good time to act if you've been considering switching to lawn tools. Here's how California's new law will impact the way mowers operate.

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