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  • A shady yard with a lush landscaped area

    The Lush, Low-Maintenance Ground Cover That Thrives In The Shade

    This herbaceous perennial can tolerate partial, dappled, or even deep shade, and it spreads to make itself an effective ground cover for your yard.

    By Baylee Bunce 1 month ago Read More
  • A hand pulls a weed from gravel

    You Shouldn't Be Laying Wet Cardboard Under Your Gravel. Here's Why

    Cardboard can be useful in garden beds to suppress weeds, but we asked an expert whether it's good practice to put this under gravel. Here's what she had to say

    By Katie Leigh Matthews 1 month ago Read More
  • Woman reading book in a hammock in a yard with green and pink plants

    This Beautiful Yellow Flower Is Actually An Invasive Weed Threatening Your Garden

    Although you might think that a particular plant with gorgeous yellow flowers would make a good ground cover, check first, to ensure it's not an invasive weed.

    By Meg Jernigan 1 month ago Read More
  • A man using a vibrating plate to compact rubble as the base for a gravel drive

    How To Choose The Best Base Material For Your Gravel Driveway

    The best type of base material for a gravel driveway will be determined by a variety of factors, and it's important to consider these to avoid future issues.

    By Bob Beacham 1 month ago Read More
  • Different types of gravel at store

    The Hard-To-Install Gravel That's Worth The Effort For Better Drainage

    This landscaping gravel is the best option for better water drainage in your outdoor space. However, it is hard to install and might require advanced skills.

    By Kristeen Cherney 1 month ago Read More
  • A person mowing their lawn with a Ryobi walk-behind push mower

    What's The Battery Life On Ryobi's Electric Walk Behind Push Mower?

    If you're planning to buy a Ryobi electric walk behind push mower, you might be wondering how long the batteries on these will last. Here's a general rundown.

    By Sam Manzella 1 month ago Read More
  • Shady green lawn with curved gravel path and patio set.

    Growing A Lush Lawn In Shade Is A Breeze With The Help Of One Must-Know Tip

    Growing healthy grass in the shade can be a challenge, but you don't have to settle for a patchy lawn. This tip will set you on the right track.

    By Meg Jernigan 1 month ago Read More
  • Two deer are in a suburban backyard

    The Deer-Resistant Ground Cover That'll Make Your Yard A Lush Pollinator Paradise

    Finding an attractive ground cover plant that's deer-resistant and will also lure pollinators into your yard is not that difficult when you consider succulents.

    By Lauren Krystaf 1 month ago Read More
  • Two workers installing artificial grass in yard

    Why Using Artificial Turf For Your Lawn Might Be A Huge Mistake

    Artificial grass may seem like the answer for a vibrant, green lawn all year long that requires little maintenance, but it comes with several downsides.

    By Lyssa Chatterton 1 month ago Read More
  • Ground cover plants thrive along a pathway.

    The Mossy Ground Cover That's Perfect For Your Rocky Garden Path

    Adding some softness to those rocky garden paths in your yard is easy when you select just the right ground cover that can handle some light foot traffic.

    By Lauren Krystaf 1 month ago Read More
  • garden waterfall made from flagstones

    The Stunning Natural-Looking Waterfall You Can DIY In A Single Day

    You don't have to pay a landscaping professional to enjoy a relaxing waterfall in your yard. This DIY only needs a few materials and can be done in a day.

    By Becca Cullum-Green 1 month ago Read More
  • lawn under a hot sun during a heat wave

    Here's How Long Your Grass Should Be During A Heatwave If You Want To Keep It Healthy

    When the heatwaves of summer hit with a vengeance, mowing your grass to a certain length keeps its roots strong and leaves able to photosynthesize.

    By Katharine Hansen 1 month ago Read More
  • Lots of brightly colored flowering plants in a range of containers

    The Must-Plant Flower For A Showstopping Garden Of Color From Summer To Fall

    If you want to add some showstopping color to your flower garden, there's one pretty plant that will add sparkling blooms from summer right through fall.

    By Dami Kim 2 months ago Read More
  • A variety of different weeds growing right next to a gray fence

    Stop Invasive Weeds From Next Door With These Hardy Garden Plants

    If you're finding that weeds are invading your garden from your next-door neighbor's yard, you can easily crowd them out with hardy plants that you'll enjoy.

    By Meg Jernigan 2 months ago Read More
  • An orange riding mower sitting outside on a freshly cut lawn

    What PTO Means On A Lawn Mower And How To Use The Feature

    Curious about what PTO means on a lawn mower? Discover the function of PTO and learn how to effectively use this feature to enhance your mowing experience.

    By William Cennamo 2 months ago Read More
  • spider on floor of home

    Grow These 11 Plants To Help Keep Spiders Far Away From Your Home

    Some plants and herbs, like catnip and sage, have natural pest-repelling properties that may help keep spiders from entering your house. Here is what to try.

    By Jessica Leibe 2 months ago Read More
  • Fiber optic grass in the garden

    What That Sudden Color Shift In Your Fiber Optic Grass Really Means

    If your fiber optic grass suddenly turns brown, the good news is it's probably not dying. However, it might be a sign of an issue in some cases.

    By Manvi Jain 2 months ago Read More
  • A close up of a single apricot zinnia in bloom

    The Flower Color Combo That Makes Apricot Blooms Pop

    Apricot blooms are beautiful enough on their own — but when you use color theory to select matching flowers, their warm tones will really pop.

    By Lyssa Chatterton 2 months ago Read More
  • Rolls of artificial turf stacked up before installation

    Is Costco Artificial Grass Worth Buying For A Full Yard?

    A natural grass yard can come with a lot of maintenance, which leads many people to artificial grass. You might be wondering: Is Costco's option worth buying?

    By Kyle Schurman 2 months ago Read More
  • Woman mowing the grass in her lawn

    12 Ways To Transform A Lackluster Lawn Into A Stunning Green Oasis

    If you're grappling with a yellow, patchy, sad-looking lawn, these techniques can turn it into that gorgeous green oasis you've been yearning for.

    By Sakshi Khaitan 2 months ago Read More
  • A hosta flowering in a garden.

    That Common Hosta Mistake Behind Faded, Weak Leaves

    As beautiful as hostas are, there's one unexpected spot in your garden you should avoid planting them if you want to avoid faded, weak leaves.

    By Sam Manzella 2 months ago Read More
  • Blue and purple hydrangea hedge

    How To Grow A Full Hydrangea Hedge From Just One Plant

    Rather than spending money on new hydrangea plants, use this method to gradually grow additional hydrangeas until you have a beautiful blooming hedge.

    By Amy Jeanroy 2 months ago Read More
  • A garden with a range of plants, shrubs, and flowers

    Fill Landscaping On A Budget With A Popular Garden Flower You Can Grow From Seed

    Seeds are the most cost-effective way to fill landscaping, and these particular flowers are just five bucks for a pack of 1000 seeds. Here's what to know.

    By Lou Siday 2 months ago Read More
  • A dragonfly on a plant outside

    The Very Best Way To Ensure Dragonflies Return To Your Yard Every Year

    If you enjoy seeing dragonflies or just want them around to eat pests like mosquitoes, here's the best way to ensure that they stick around your yard.

    By Manvi Jain 2 months ago Read More
  • Automatic sprinklers applying water to a lawn

    How Long You Should Water Your Grass Lawn To Maintain A Lush, Green Oasis

    Most lawns need between 1 and 1.5 inches of water weekly, including both rainfall and watering sessions. Here's how long to run your sprinkler to achieve that.

    By Kyle Schurman 2 months ago Read More
  • A green and blue hummingbird mid-flight alongside an orange flower

    The Gorgeous Flowering Plant That'll Make Your Garden Come Alive With Hummingbirds

    If you, like many, love catching frequent glimpses of colorful and acrobatic hummingbirds, you'll want to add this attractive flowering plant to your garden.

    By Lou Siday 2 months ago Read More
  • A Ryobi hedge trimmer in a bush

    9 Ryobi Tools That Will Clean Up Your Yard In No Time, According To Reviews

    Ryobi is a popular brand that makes reliable power tools. Their lawn care tools, from small trimmers to their riding mower, can help you make yard work quicker.

    By Gwen Swanson 2 months ago Read More
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