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  • large garden planters on a deck

    Common Materials You Should Never Use To Fill The Bottom Of Large Planters

    If you are looking to fill some large planters, you may be tempted to add filler to the bottom to help with drainage, but what materials should you avoid?

    By David Kuchta Read More
  • Lawn with brown patchy grass

    Easily Aerate The Lawn With A Tool You Already Own

    To aerate your lawn, you don't necessarily have to buy or rent expensive equipment. Here's how to do it with a tool you likely already have on hand.

    By Veronica Sparks Read More
  • Monet's garden with colorful flowers and garden arches

    Make Your Garden Look Like A French Countryside With Colors That Look Like A Painting

    Blooming French countrysides are synonymous with Monet's many garden paintings. Choose these colors to make your garden look inspired by iconic works of art.

    By Laura Hampson Read More
  • A dark blue and green hummingbird flies while sipping nectar from the center of a tube-shaped red flower

    The Garden Layout That'll Lure Hummingbirds To Your Yard

    While a hummingbird feeder is a great addition to any garden, having the right layout of plants can help you attract even more of these little birds.

    By Sophia Beams Read More
  • A man and a woman are gardening together

    Fill Bare Spots In Your Garden With A Fast-Growing Plant You'll Rarely Have To Water

    Looking for a low-maintenance, fast-growing plant to add a little pizzazz to your outdoor areas? Here's a colorful option that might just fit the bill.

    By Anna Michnowicz Read More
  • Mike Holmes smiling

    Mike Holmes Shares A Must-Know Tip To Stop Mold & Mildew Before It Starts In Your Home

    When it comes to mold and mildew, prevention is better than cure. HGTV's Mike Holmes has a little-known landscaping tip that can easily help keep mold at bay.

    By Luigi Caler Read More
  • White and yellow flowers of roman chamomile grow on stalks

    Why Chamomile Lawns Are Trending Over Grass And Clover

    Chamomile is trending as a lawn alternative over grass and clover, with homeowners opting for the fragrant daisy-like flowers instead. Here's why.

    By Andrea Crowley-Hughes Read More
  • A wheelbarrow beside a garden bed in front of a house

    The Plant By Number Gardening Tool Makes Planting Beautiful And Dynamic Flower Beds A Breeze

    Looking to make planning your garden a bit easier? Consider this plant-by-number tool that can help make creating a beautiful landscape full of flowers easier.

    By Candina Jordan Read More
  • A dense mat of chamomile lawn

    Downsides Of A Chamomile Lawn That You Should Consider

    Thinking about a chamomile lawn? Before making a switch, consider the downsides. Discover key factors such as maintenance challenges and potential limitations.

    By Theresa Cramer Read More
  • Perennial flowers in a garden

    Mistakes Everyone Makes When Growing Perennials In The Garden

    Perennials are a great no-fuss addition to any garden, but that doesn't mean they're foolproof. Here are some common mistakes to avoid when planting them.

    By Deirdre Mundorf Read More
  • Sprinkler watering lawn next to a row of colorful flowers

    How To Know When It's Time To Start Watering The Lawn Regularly

    When warmer temperatures hit, it may be tempting to start watering your lawn to get some green back in your landscape. But hold off until this time.

    By Bri Ahearn Read More
  • t-post wrapped in wire in sunny field

    The Top-Rated Tool You Need To Make Pulling Fence Posts So Much Easier

    If you have some T-posts to remove but do not have the right tool for the job, this top-rated fence post puller should do the trick.

    By Noah Hoit Read More
  • Woman looking at phone in plant nursery

    Can AI Help You Effectively Plan And Design Your Garden?

    Fans of AI tools use artificial intelligence for nearly everything – but plant lovers may be surprised to learn that it may even be able to help you garden.

    By Sophia Beams Read More
  • tired man sitting in grass next to lawn mower

    The No-Mow Grass Alternative That's Unique And Unconventional

    Standard grass lawns are overrated. With this alternative, your lawn smells delicious and attracts helpful pollinators. Better yet, you don't have to mow it.

    By Sanaphay Rattanavong Read More
  • Creeping thyme in full bloom with light pink flowers next to creeping phlox with darker pink flowers

    What To Know Before Planting Creeping Thyme As A Ground Cover

    Creeping thyme is a great option for ground cover in sunny areas, but it can be hard to narrow down which specific type will thrive in your space.

    By Theresa Cramer Read More
  • Dandelions with seed heads grow in a field.

    The Gardening Trick That Can Help Prevent Weeds From Taking Over Your Yard

    Getting rid of weeds is one of the worst landscaping chores. But this gardening trick can help stop the unwanted plants from spreading in your space.

    By Rachael Green Read More
  • Golf ball on a green golf course

    11 Hacks To Steal From Golf Courses For A Better Lawn

    Yearning for a lawn that sports golf-course-grade lushness? Here's how to get verdant turf year-round by stealing these greenskeeper hacks and practices.

    By Emily Kammerlohr Read More
  • Man riding a Greenworks riding lawn mower

    Top-Rated Lawn Mowers Costco Shoppers Are Loving

    Are you looking for a new lawn mower from Costco? Reading online reviews of highly rated options from satisfied shoppers can make the decision easier.

    By Kyle Schurman Read More
  • backyard shed built on gravel

    The Best Type Of Gravel To Use For Your Outdoor Shed Foundation

    When you're building an outdoor shed, the foundation matters. Gravel is a popular option, but make sure you choose the proper kind to keep your shed stable.

    By Suzanne Bonnett Read More
  • A sprinkler on green grass

    Mistakes Everyone Makes When Watering Their Lawn

    Watering the lawn might seem as simple as turning on the sprinkler, but there is more to it. Here are some common mistakes that might be damaging your yard.

    By Deirdre Mundorf Read More
  • Hummingbird hovering at a bright scarlet bee balm flower

    The Landscaping Trick That Gets The Attention Of More Hummingbirds

    The arrival of hummingbirds is one of the telltale signs of spring. Create a wonderland for the diminutive birds using these landscaping tips.

    By Jennifer Davis Read More
  • Lawn with hole near wall

    The Difference Between Lawn Damage From A Squirrel Or Chipmunk (And Which Is Worse)

    Both squirrels and chipmunks are uninvited guests that cause unsightly lawn damage. However, the two creatures have different styles of destruction.

    By William Cennamo Read More
  • An arid garden area with lots of different ground cover plants

    The Low-Growing Shrub That You Can Grow As A Ground Cover In Dry Areas

    If you have a particularly dry patch in the yard where most plants struggle, consider growing this drought-tolerant, low-growing shrub as a ground cover.

    By Annette Hird Read More
  • A field of dandelions with blue sky and a sun

    Here's What A Yard Full Of Dandelions Means About Your Lawn's Condition

    Dandelions can be a nuisance, but if you notice them frequently popping up in your yard, they could be an indication of an easy-to-fix problem.

    By Theresa Cramer Read More
  • Closeup of yellow dandelion flowers in grass

    Natural Options For Killing Dandelions Without Hurting Your Grass

    While there are herbicides you could use to remove dandelions from your lawn, check out two natural alternatives that won't cause much harm to your grass.

    By Meg Jernigan Read More
  • A pacific rattle snake in the yard

    6 Snakes You Do Not Want To See In Your Yard

    Even if you're not scared of snakes, there are a few species you don't want to find in your yard. Whether venomous or not, all these snakes pose a safety risk.

    By Emily Kammerlohr Read More
  • A woman pushes an orange electrical mower over grass in front of a wooden shed

    How State Incentive Programs Could Change What Outdoor Lawn Equipment People Buy

    It's time to find out if your state is offering incentives to buy new lawn equipment. We have found serveral that offer cash for those buying a certain tools.

    By Emily Ray Read More
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