Why focus so much on your landscaping? Karen E Laine of "Good Bones" told House Digest why the appearance of your yard is vital when you're ready to sell.
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If you've been noticing your grass beginning to flower, you'll probably want to fix this. Here's what you can do to get your lawn back in tip top shape.
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Artificial grass is prone to getting dangerously hot during heat waves. There are ways you can avoid this problem so that no one in your family gets hurt.
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You might have heard something about adding pine needles to your compost pile - whether good or bad. So what's the verdict? Let's take a look.
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After hydroseeding your lawn, watching for new blades of grass is an exciting time. But before you grab your mower, make sure your grass is at least this tall.
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Birdbaths are vital for inviting birds into your yard, but they can also be breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Here's how to keep mosquitoes out of your birdbath.
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If you love having birds visit your yard, then you likely already have a bird feeder and bird bath. Well, now you may want to add a patch of dirt to the mix.
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Preparing your grass for cool weather will ensure its health. Here are the weeds that you should eliminate in the fall to help your lawn thrive year-round.
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Bindweed can be a nightmare to remove from your yard, so it's wise to ensure it never comes back. Here's how to keep bindweed out of your garden.
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As the summer turns to fall, it's necessary to make some changes to your lawn care. Here's what you need to know about how to treat your lawn come September.
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If you want to move a hydrangea plant to another location, Martha Stewart has a few tips that will make the transplanting process extremely simple.
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Mowing season is also rabbit nesting season. To avoid scaring or injuring baby bunnies, it's a good idea to check your lawn for signs of rabbit nests.
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Rubber mulch has quite a few drawbacks that should leave you thinking twice about using it in your garden. Discover why this mulch might be a bad choice.
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Your lawn irrigation system costs money each month, so you want to make sure it's running as efficiently as possible. Here is one major thing to look out for.
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Hydroseeding has a great success rate when establishing a new lawn, but there are a few key factors to consider when deciding if it's right for you.
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Those with a sloped lawn understand how hard it can be to hydrate each section evenly. Luckily, there are a few ways to tackle this problem and beat gravity.
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If you live in a cooler region, looking after your lawn can sometimes be a challenge. However, the beauty of nature is in its array of solutions.
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Grass in the shade tends to look leggier or yellower than grass in full blown sun. So does that mean you have to water it less? Here is what to know.
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Mulch may elevate your garden. However, you may want to be careful when using mulch too close to your house. After all, you don't want to invite insects in.
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Foxtail grass might look fairly innocent, but it can cause your pets great pain if not dealt with. Here's what you need to know and look out for.
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If you're looking to make your lawn aeration efforts both easier and more effective, TikTok offers a simple hack for getting the job done. Here's how.
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As any homeowner will tell you, taking care of your lawn can be tricky. But sometimes we're killing it without even knowing. Here is what to avoid doing.
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Dealing with weeds on your lawn and wondering how to best get rid of them? There's actually a specific way to mow your lawn that will help with the problem.
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Mulch glue is gaining popularity to hold mulch in place against storms and wind. But you don't have to go to the store and buy it - you can make it yourself.
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Clover lawns bring with them lots of nutrients, pollinators, and blooms. But how often do you need to mow a clover lawn? Keep reading to find out.
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Many people use spreaders, be they handheld, broadcast, or drop, to fertilize their lawns. But are you using the best sort of spreader for yours?
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We've all probably heard that pouring beer on your lawn makes for good fertilizer. But is it safe, and will beer really help your grass grow faster?
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