Ditch The Rake And Swap To This Unexpected DIY Solution For Leaves This Fall
There's no need to buy an expensive leafblower or vacuum to quickly clean up your yard when autumn's in full force. Use this household item instead!
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The Key To Preventing Snails From Invading Your Garden
For being such tiny creatures, snails can do a large amount of damage to your garden and landscape. Luckily, there are steps you can take to deter them.
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How To Know When It's Officially Too Late To Plant Anything In The Fall
While fall is the perfect time to plant many trees, shrubs, perennials, and bulbs, you do want to be aware of when it's too late to plant anything in your yard.
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How A Simple Line Of String Can Help You Cut Back Ornamental Grasses
Cutting ornamental grass can be a complicated, painful, and frustrating process. That is, unless you use string and try this clever landscaping hack.
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The Best Tools To Cut Back Ornamental Grasses For A Thriving Landscape
Ornamental grass can be a great addition to outdoor gardens, patios, and even balconies, but trimming these plants back correctly is crucial.
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How Simple Storm Water Can Wreak Real Havoc On Your Yard
We all know that rain is good for the garden, but an excessive amount of stormwater can bring with it problems that you might not be aware of.
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17 Things To Do To Your Lawn Now Before The First Frost For More Success In The Spring
Set your lawn up for success come spring by following these core fall practices, such as adjusting irrigation and cutting height, adding aeration, and more.
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The Fast-Growing Flowering Shrub That Pulls Double-Duty For Ground Cover
Discover the hardy, fast-spreading plant that not only adds color to your garden, but also works well as an effective and low-maintenance ground cover.
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Your Fall Garden To-Do List By Growing Zone
Different zones call for different care. Whether you need to start winterizing early in Zone 2, or can enjoy a fall garden in Zone 10, here's your to-do list.
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Say Goodbye To Picture Perfect Yards: The Low-Maintenance Landscaping Trend Taking Over
More and more people are saying goodbye to perfectly manicured, high-maintenance lawns and switching them out for something more eco-friendly.
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Are Stand-On Mowers The Best Option For Sloped Yards? Here's What To Know
Curious if stand-on mowers are ideal for sloped yards? Explore their maneuverability and comfort, along with insights on affordability to help you decide.
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How To Turn The Eyesore Of A Downspout Into An Elegant Landscaping Feature
If looking at your downspout leaves you less than impressed, here's a clever DIY that can transform it from an eyesore into a gorgeous landscape feature.
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Add Amazing Fall Color To Your Yard With This Stunning Fruit-Producing Perennial
For a yard full of fall colors, don't just look to foliage to fill your need. Perennials that produce fruit can also be a great source of autumn color.
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'You Want It Fixed, You Pay' – What To Do When A Neighbor Won't Pay For A Shared Fence
A shared fence may become a source of contention when it needs repair or replacement. Depending on the situation, there are options if your neighbor won't pay.
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Limited Outdoor Space? These 20 Vertical Garden Ideas Are The Perfect Solution
Vertical gardening is great for small backyards and rentals. You can craft your upward sprouting garden from upcycled materials or buy ready-made options.
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How To Turn Your Garden Into A Certified Wildlife Habitat (And Why You'd Want To)
If you've embraced a more sustainable approach to gardening, you might want to consider turning your yard into a certified wildlife habitat.
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10 Ways To Prevent Wasps From Overwintering Near Your Home
Wasps are more often than not unwelcome guests, and if they decide to set up in your yard during winter, you could be dealing with a big problem come spring.
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16 Fall Plants That Are Worth Buying From Lowe's To Add Beauty To Your Porch
The arrival of cooler temperatures in fall doesn't have to put an end to your outdoor garden. From Lowe's, these fall plants are worth buying for your porch.
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When And How To Use Pine Needles In Your Yard And Garden
When pine needles fall all over your lawn in the autumn, you don't have to haul them away. Here are some surprising uses for those pine needles in your yard.
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The Two Types Of Perennials Every Gardener Needs To Know
Whether you're new to gardening or have been in the game for years, you should know these two important perennials that can completely transform your landscape.
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13 Budget-Friendly Tips For Laying A Gravel Path Without Breaking The Bank
Want a smart gravel path with less expense? By making savvy decisions around materials, construction, and layout, you can keep your gravel path budget-friendly.
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The Nut Tree You Can Plant In The Fall For Lovely Spring Shade
Unlike other trees, this American native is conveniently planted in the fall to protect from increasing sun in the spring. Plus, it provides an edible bounty.
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You've Been Using The Wrong Rake, And It Shows In Your Garden
While a rake is an essential garden tool, did you know that there are varied types meant for entirely different tasks and using the wrong one can be a mistake.
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The Lawn Mowing Secret To A Healthy Yard This Fall
Not only do you need to mow later into the season than you might expect, but you should also make this adjustment in the fall to ensure a healthy lawn.
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The Low-Maintenance, Hardy Ground Cover That Keeps Your Garden Vibrant
Looking for an easy way to beautify your garden? This low-maintenance ground cover thrives with little care, offering a lush, bright look without the upkeep.
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How To Protect Outdoor Plants From Frost, Step By Step
As cold weather approaches, plants are vulnerable to frost. However, careful planning, preparing plants correctly, and insulating fragile ones can protect them.
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8 Invasive Garden Snails You Never Want To Find In Your Garden
Some of these invasive garden snails spread serious diseases, while others cause severe damage to fruits and other crops, so ensure you know how to spot them.
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