The Simple Fix That'll Save A Sweetspire With Browning Leaves
Browning leaves on your outdoor bushes can be a huge eyesore. If your Virgina sweetspire is suffering from dry and color-changing leaves, fix it like this.
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The Best Time Of Year To Get Rid Of Your Lawn's Weeds And Why
Most experts agree that you shouldn't weed and feed your lawn in midsummer, so it comes down to spring versus autumn. Which season is best, and why?
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How To Get Rid Of Bamboo If It Takes Over Your Garden
While bamboo is very easy to grow, it can quickly take over your garden if you're not careful. Here's how to remove bamboo if it's become a nuisance.
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Weeds You'll See When Your Lawn Has Poor Drainage
Poor drainage can result in numerous lawn problems around your home. However, one of the worst parts of bad drainage is that it encourages the growth of weeds.
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Why 'Good Weed' Pennycress Isn't As Good For Your Lawn As You Think
Some people let pennycress grow as a form of lawn care. However, letting the annual weeds survive may not be a good idea when you learn about their drawbacks.
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How To Restring Your Weed Whacker For The Perfect Lawn
If you have a weed whacker and you want more precision out of it, you might want to consider restringing it. Doing so can help you create the perfect lawn.
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The Bathroom Staple That'll Get Rid Of Unsightly Crabgrass
Crabgrass is a nuisance that spreads quickly and can be difficult to eradicate. However, you may already have the key to eliminating it in your bathroom.
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The Invasive Weed You'll Want To Get Rid Of If It Makes Its Way Into Your Yard
If you often tend to a garden, you already know that some weeds are worse than others. If you see this invasive weed in your yard, remove it immediately.
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The Potential Drawbacks Of Mulching Fallen Leaves This Fall
Mulching fallen leaves has plenty of benefits for your lawn. However, consider these drawbacks before undertaking this important task this fall.
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What Is A Functional Front Lawn & Why Are They Getting So Popular?
Front lawns were traditionally just for aesthetics, but now people need more usable space. Learn about functional front lawns and their new popularity spike.
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How To Save Your Lawn After Over-Fertilizing
If you've been a bit overzealous in your fertilization efforts and now find that your lawn is suffering for it, here's how to undo the damage.
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This Crucial Mulch Mistake Is Maybe The Reason For Your Silverfish Problem
Silverfish are mostly harmless, but if they come into your home, they will snack on your belongings. Be sure you aren't attracting them with this mulch mistake.
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The Correct Lawn Mowing Order Has TikTok Divided
Are you on Team Mow First or Team Edge First? TikTok users are battling it out over which order of lawn maintenance is best in a surprisingly heated debate.
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This Is What's Really Attracting Pesky Fire Ants To Your Lawn
Fire ants are a total nuisance, and, if they bite you, painful, too. If these pests have taken over your yard, it may be because this thing is attracting them.
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The Biggest Problem With Container Gardening You Should Watch For
Container gardening may be convenient, but it can actually end up being more work than planting in the garden. Avoid this common mistake with potted plants.
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Whatever Happened To Ecomower After Shark Tank Season 2?
When Andy Humphrey appeared on "Shark Tank" in 2011, he pitched a more eco-friendly lawnmower, the Ecomower. Here's what happened after he entered the Tank.
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When You Should Call The Pros To Help Aerate Your Lawn
Aeration is a pretty straightforward process, so you may think you can easily tackle the chore. However, the expertise of a pro can deliver better results.
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How To Know You're Renting The Right Kind Of Aerator For Your Yard This Fall
Aerating your lawn helps keep it healthy by allowing for deeper nutrient and oxygen penetration, but make sure to choose the right aerator for your lawn.
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The Easiest Ways To Get Your Overgrown Yard Under Control
When your yard gets out of control, it can be overwhelming. Luckily, there are easy ways to bring a neat and orderly look back to your lawn and garden.
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How To Remove Stubborn Water Hyacinth From Your Yard
While deceptively beautiful, water hyacinth is capable of conquering a pond to the detriment of all else within. Here's how to remove this tenacious plant.
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The Perfect DIY Garden Path That Will Fit In Any Yard
Creating a beautiful garden doesn't need to take much space or money. Try this DIY garden path for a customized addition to your garden or yard.
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What Your Tired-Sounding Lawn Mower Is Trying To Tell You
If your lawn mower sounds tired, don't ignore it. This could signal some serious issues with the internal workings that you'll want to address right away.
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The Best Way To Mow Your Lawn To Keep The Neighborhood Bees Happy And Healthy
If you're like us, you're trying your best to save the bees. Many changes can be made in your own yard to help them, but don't overlook this mowing mistake.
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Add Attractive Color To Your Landscaping With This Low Maintenance Stunner
If you love pink, don't limit your aesthetic to the inside of your home or bedroom. Use this low-maintenance plant in your landscape and enjoy its bright color.
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These DIY Seed Bombs Make Starting A Flourishing Garden Easier Than Ever
DIY seed bombs are a fun and easy way to incorporate flowers into your garden, particularly in hard to reach places and areas with lots of weeds.
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If You're Trying To Get Rid Of Zoysia Grass We Have Some Bad News
Whether you planted the wrong grass seed or your neighbor's aggressive zoysia grass has spread into your yard, you might want to get rid of it. Here's how.
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'Chop N Drop' Pruning Is The Easiest And Best Way To Take Care Of Your Plants
You may be putting more effort into pruning your plants than you need to. Try the 'Chop n Drop' method to save time and sanity while preparing for winter.
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