If you're seeking a natural way to get rid of clover in your garden or lawn, vinegar spraying is a natural DIY solution that won't harm your favorite plants.
Given their shared love of shade, Japanese painted ferns and hydrangeas make a perfect pair. Here we explore the reasons why you should grow them together.
If you're considering new sod installation, you might be asking yourself if it's worth it to DIY or hire professionals. We'll go over the pros and cons of both.
Thinking of transplanting your hostas? Make sure you do it in the right season: spring. Here's the ideal way to transplant your favorite landscaping plant.
Have an old sink from a bathroom or kitchen renovation? Don't throw it away. Instead, repurpose it in one of the following 12 ways in your home or garden.
Not every yard has the conditions necessary to make growing a grass lawn practical -- here are several alternatives that will transform your outdoor space.
When it comes time to prune or chop down trees in your yard, you might wonder if it's better to rent or buy a wood chipper. Here, we study the pros and cons.
There are many ways to go about sharpening your lawn mower blades, and you might be wondering which are easiest. Here are the best tools for this purpose.
If you have little experience with chainsaws, choosing the best model for your landscaping needs is crucial. We’ll help you select the right one for your tasks.
Many of the ornamental grass options out there aren't beneficial and in fact, some are invasive. Fennel is a great alternative, and there's an added bonus, too.
Though its first commercial aired nearly a decade ago, Hydro Mousse Liquid Lawn is gaining some traction with the public once more. Does it really work?
If you're struggling with keeping snakes out of your yard, this type of fencing might be what you've been waiting for to stop the slithering creatures.
Ground cover plants look great, especially around the roots of trees. These shade-friendly examples are simple to grow and will add beauty to your yard.
You may have heard about cocoa mulch as a green option for your garden. But if you have pets, you should think twice before putting it in your yard. Here's why.
Gardening is fun, so you may get caught up in how plants look versus how they behave. Avoid growing these near your mailbox to protect you and your mail person.