Why You Should Reconsider Growing St. Augustine Grass In Your Lawn
While St. Augustine grass might appeal to your lawn aesthetic and vision, we recommend taking a few minutes to reassess that decision. Here is why.
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Ingredients You Should Never Feed The Hummingbirds Visiting Your Yard
It's hummingbird season! If you want to make sure these tiny, beautiful birds can be nourished in your garden, avoid putting these ingredients in your yard.
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The Paver DIY That'll Instantly Improve A Muddy Path Between Neighboring Houses
If the path between your house and your neighbor's tends to get muddy when it rains, you'll want to take a look at this paver DIY that will solve the problem.
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Leaf Blower - Essential Gardening Tool Or One Better Overlooked?
A leaf blower shaves time off the tedious task of garden maintenance and saves homeowners from sore muscles. But is this device worth purchasing?
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Repurpose Old Bricks Into Beautiful Light Up Patio Decor
Create easy, inexpensive patio lights using bricks and battery-powered tea lights with this easy DIY project. Find out how to make patio lighting inexpensively.
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Here Are Our Top Tips For Fertilizing Your Lawn In The Summer
Did know warm-season grasses require different fertilization methods than cool-season grasses? Here are a few tips to ensure your yard is green in the summer.
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18 Handy Ways To Repurpose Old Dishes Around The Home And Garden
If you've got old, unused dishes lying around the house collecting dust, try upcycling them with these handy DIY projects in your home and garden.
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Grow This Fruit Tree To Bring Tropical Vibes To Your Patio This Summer
Elevate your summer vibes by creating a tropical paradise for relaxing and a lush backdrop for outdoor gatherings with the allure of potted banana trees.
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This Bright-Blooming Plant Is Stunning, But It Is Actually An Aggressive Weed
This shrub is covered in gorgeous yellow-gold flowers, and it may look nice, but you don't actually want it in your yard. Here's how to identify and remove it.
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Fixing Your Crabgrass Problem Will Take Time, But Here's The First Big Step
Crabgrass weeds can be an annoying and persistent problem for your lawn. However, there's a way to combat the problem -- if you have some patience.
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Are Birds A Natural Pest Control Option For Jumping Worms In Your Garden?
The invasive Asian jumping worms pose a risk to your entire backyard ecosystem. Could birds be the key to controlling a destructive infestation?
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Dealing With Crabgrass? Avoid Making These Common Mistakes
Crabgrass is a common, invasive type of grass that acts as a weed in your lawn. To prevent it from taking root and taking over, avoid making these mistakes.
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Why Artificial Grass Is Not The Best Option For Your Lawn (Or The Planet)
Artificial grass may seem like an appealing way to have a beautiful lawn while avoiding maintenance, but it is bad for the environment and human health.
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The 12 Fastest-Growing Trees To Plant For Privacy In Your Yard
If you want to make your backyard more private but don't want to add a fence, discover 12 fast-growing trees that can create a living wall in just a few years.
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Aerate Your Lawn For Less With This Budget-Friendly DIY
This DIY aerator is not just a budget-friendly lawn care option but a highly efficient one too. Here's how you can easily make one for yourself.
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Jacob's Ladder Is The Perfect Wildflower To Grow In A Shady Yard
Your shady yard doesn't need to be a sea of dark green; Jacob's ladder is a perfect, low-maintenance way to add a splash of color in the spring.
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Is It Illegal To Remove A Cactus From Your Yard? Here's What You Should Know
Discover if it is illegal to remove a cactus from your yard. Learn about the legal implications and what you need to know before taking any action.
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The Mosquito-Attracting Shrub To Avoid Growing In Your Garden At All Costs
Mosquitoes in your yard are eager to turn a good time itchy. If you have this shrub growing anywhere in your garden, it’s likely what’s inviting these pests in.
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28 Snake Plant Varieties That Are Perfect For Growing In Your Home And Garden
Looking for the best types of snake plants for your house or yard? Among these 28 snake plant varieties, there's sure to be one that's perfect for you.
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25 Simple Ways To Transform Your Patio With Flowers And Plants
Learn how to use plants to upgrade your patio space. From plant walls to creative ways to use planters, find out how plants can make your patio an oasis.
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A Lawn Leveling Rake Is The Yard Tool You'll Wish You Had Sooner
Looking for a clever way to level your uneven lawn? Check out this leveling rake, designed to help property owners deal with challenging terrain.
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Start Burying Toilet Paper Cardboard Tubes In Your Garden And Watch It Thrive
Most people toss away toilet paper tubes on a regular basis. But if you have a garden, you can reuse them by buring them in it - and watch it thrive
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Our Landscape Designer's Tips Will Make Your Garden Space Look And Feel Bigger
Yes, you can still have great landscaping in a small garden. We spoke to landscape designer Roy Altaras to learn how to make any yard space feel bigger.
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Is It A Good Idea To Aerate Warm Season Grass And If So, When Should You?
When it comes to warm season grass, is it is a good idea to aerate? Learn more about how, why, and when to aerate your lawn based on the type of grass you have.
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Plant This, Not That: Why You Should Grow Japanese Iris, Not Yellow Flag Iris
Irises are staples in gardens worldwide, but some species aren’t suitable for growing in the US. Consider swapping your yellow flag with this Japanese variety.
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Juicy Tips For Growing Delicious Dragon Fruit In Your Garden
If you're looking to add some cacti to your yard, you can't go wrong with a dragon fruit plant. Here are some tips to help these cacti flourish.
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13 Stunning And Unusual Dark Colors Of Coleus You Should Plant In Your Garden
Instead of only including green plants in your garden, check out some coleus varieties that will add vibrant and deep shades to your outdoor space.
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