Hide Your Rough Lawn Edges By Planting This One Fragrant Herb
Maintaining a lawn means edging it so it looks sharp and clean. To cut back on this, you could hide your lawn's edges, and we feel this herb is perfect for it.
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What Is A Parterre Garden And How To Create One In Your Yard
For centuries, a well-kept parterre garden has been the hallmark of wealthy estates. But there are some great ideas you can take from them for your own yard.
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Here's How Black Pepper Works As A Pesticide When Put In Garden Soil
If you're on the hunt for a natural way to protect your garden from pests, the answer might be in your spice cabinet. Here's how black pepper wards off bugs.
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The Best Types Of Bird Feeders For Finches
If your goal is to attract finches to your backyard, then you'll need to create a welcoming environment for them, starting with the right type of bird feeder.
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Here's Why Your Lawn Looks Rusty Orange, Not Green
For grass that suddenly appears orange, the diagnosis is most likely a fungal disease called "lawn rust." Learn what it is and how to treat it.
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Why You Shouldn't Ignore Your Lawn's Soil Health
Some focus solely on the grass and plants on the lawn without paying attention to what's beneath. Here's why you shouldn't ignore your lawn's soil health.
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Fixer To Fabulous Star Dave Marrs Shares His Thoughts On Adding A TV Screen To Your Backyard Patio
Dave and Jenny Marrs share some things about their home that you might want to try in your outdoor space this summer.
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The Beloved Luxury Hot Tub That Is Surprisingly Eco-Friendly
Hot tubs are luxurious but can often lack style. This unique low-tech hot tub has a natural aesthetic and may help you save on your electricity bill.
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How To Prevent Your Terracotta Pots From Cracking
Terracotta pots have an earthy, warm vibe and look very natural in our garden decor, but they are prone to cracking in the winter. Here's how to prevent that.
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How To Loosen Dry Lawn Patches With Just Soap And A Sprinkler
Dry lawn patches are sometimes compacted and difficult to break through with water alone. Here is a simple soap hack to get your grass looking greener.
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Give Your Backyard A Makeover With Lowe's Memorial Day Sale
With summer around the corner, many of you may be thinking of ways to redesign your backyard. Save on a few key items with Lowe's Memorial Day Sale.
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20 Monstera Plant Varieties You Should Know About
There are currently 45 known varieties of the monstera plant. Although some are quite similar, a few have distinctive qualities that are perfect for your home.
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Why You Should Try Using Boiling Water To Kill Your Lawns Weeds
With so many different different pesticides available, many want a weed solution with less chemicals. Here is why you should use boiling water on your weeds.
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The Best Method For Cleaning Your Lawn Mower Air Filter
Because of its job, the air filter is supposed to become dirty, but you can make it work more efficiently by trying this cleaning hack after use.
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How To Care For Your Buffalo Grass Lawn
Buffalo grass is a favorite in American lawns, and luckily, it's pretty straightforward to care for. Here's what you need to do to maintain your buffalo grass.
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How To Choose The Right Pergola Material For Your Yard
Installing a pergola in your backyard is an easy way to elevate its design. However, there are a few things to consider in order to select the best material.
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Gas Vs Battery Powered Lawn Mowers: Which Is Right For You?
Gas-powered and battery-powered mowers both come with a host of benefits. Your yard and mowing preferences will likely determine which is right for you.
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The Sweet And Fast-Growing Onion Variety Martha Stewart Loves To Grow In Her Garden
If you like your onions sweet, Martha Stewart has the perfect companion for your garden. However, growing them properly may require some extra effort.
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Here's How Much It'll Cost You To Reseed Your Lawn
To reseed a lawn, you'll need to take into consideration various factors to determine cost, starting with grass type. You also will need to factor in labor.
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How To Keep Mole Crickets Off Your Lawn
You don't need to see mole crickets in action to know they are there as the destruction they cause to your lawn will be clear. Here is how to get rid of them.
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How To Use Kitty Litter To Help Your Plants Thrive
Gardeners and plant lovers are always looking for ways to improve their soil. Can adding kitty litter to your soil mix be the solution you've been seeking?
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How To Get Rid Of Creeping Charlie In Your Yard
If you notice a plant with tiny purple flowers in your yard, don't take it lightly. This could be a case of creeping Charlie, and it's as menacing as its name.
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Plants You'll Want To Keep Away From Your Peppers In The Garden
Peppers are among the most popular vegetables to grow in the garden - and with so many different varieties, there's a favorite out there for everyone.
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Companion Plants That Are Going To Get Along With Your Strawberries
When planting strawberries, consider also planting companion plants to create a diverse, harmonious garden where the plants help each other grow and thrive.
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What Are Tapestry Lawns And How To Create One In Your Yard
As the commitment to meticulously manicured lawns continues to wane, trends like ungardening and rewilding are gaining in popularity. What are tapestry lawns?
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The Best Spot In The Garden To Place Your Solar Lights
Something as small as a few light strings or spotlight canisters can significantly impact the overall welcoming appearance of your home's exterior.
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Keep Love Bugs Out Of Your Home With These Tips
Love bugs aren't as nice as they sound. Here is how to ensure you don't get a lingering swarm in your backyard this summer.
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