The Most Effective Way To Get Rid Of Grass In Your Flower Beds (It's So Simple!)
Creating new flower beds in your yard can feel daunting, but getting rid of the grass to make way for the beds is easy with a common gardening tool.
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15 Perennial Plants That Grow Well In Gravel Landscapes
Gravel gardens are low-maintenance and water-wise, making them a popular choice. But it's important to plant perennials that can tolerate drier conditions.
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Why Your Lawn Mower Is Smoking (And How To Fix It)
Lawn mowers will smoke sometimes, and the cause is usually something benign you can fix on your own. Take note of the color of the smoke to diagnose the issue.
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10 Annual Flowers To Plant In Gravel Gardens
Brightly-colored, heat- and drought-tolerant annual flowers are a great option for gravel gardens. Discover ten gorgeous species to consider planting.
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Cold-Hardy Ground Covers To Plant For Winter That Aren't Evergreens
We know that evergreens are often used in the landscape for winter interest, but you aren't limited to just those plants. Here are some unique options.
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Is There A Polite Way To Ask Neighbors To Trim The Unkempt, Overgrown Bushes In Their Yard?
If you're trying to think of how to ask your neighbor to trim their bushes without making them feel like you're "throwing shade", here are some tips.
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The Grass Disease That Could Destroy Your Lawn Before This Winter
Grass is susceptible to a whole host of diseases that can threaten its health. One fungus is known to wreak havoc on lawns ahead of the winter.
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Homeowner Concerned As Mysterious Lawn Growth Chokes Out Surrounding Grass: 'Not Good'
Bare patches on the lawn are never good, but they can become more perplexing when caused by another grass. Here's how to identify and treat this common issue.
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The 32-Acre Idaho Garden HGTV Is Calling The Most Beautiful In The State
While Idaho's panhandle is praised for its gorgeous hiking trails and forests, the most beautiful garden in the state is located in Boise, according to HGTV.
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Make One Simple Addition To Your Soil In October For A Thriving Garden Next Spring
The fall is the perfect time to prepare for a beautiful spring garden. Here's one thing that you can add to your soil to improve your plants.
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Stunning Companion Plants That Pair Beautifully With Ice Plant Ground Cover
We've identified two companions for your ice plant ground cover that have stunning complementary blooms and thrive in similar growing conditions.
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Fuller Or Taller: How To Achieve Both Pruning Looks (& Which Is Best For Your Plant)
There are many things to consider when it's time to prune your landscape plants, trees, and even your houseplants. One is, "Do you want them taller or fuller?"
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Create A Beautiful Fall Landscape That's Perfect For Shaded Areas Of Your Yard
Autumn is a great time of year for some landscaping. One thing to consider when planting is whether to choose partial or full shade. We explain why.
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Does Mowing Faster Actually Use More Gas?
Getting the best cut and the most efficient use of your time is important, too. That's why operating your mower at its optimum speed is essential.
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Plant This Low-Maintenance Perennial In October For Showstopping Color In Spring
If you want your yard or garden to wake up in stunning color after a long winter, plant this undemanding perennial in October to reap its benefits come spring.
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How To Remove Japanese Stiltgrass Weeds From Your Yard
If Japanese stiltgrass is threatening to take over your yard, here are some effective methods you can use to get rid of this highly invasive weed.
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Fill Your Shady Garden With Color With A Popular Easy-To-Grow Perennial
While there are plenty of excellent plant options for growing in your shade garden, this low-maintenance fern offers a pop of color you won't be able to resist.
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How To Control The Tree Of Heaven In Your Yard & Prevent Spreading
The tree of heaven is anything but. Native to parts of China and Taiwan, this invasive tree spreads quickly, and there's really only one way to ensure it stops.
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Why Jagged Blades Of Grass Can Quickly Turn Into A Patchy Lawn Nightmare
If the blades of your grass are looking jagged, these culprits may be to blame. Here's what to look for and how to control it before it turns into a nightmare.
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The Fall Grass To Grow In October To Attract More Birds
If you want to attract more birds to your yard and provide a safe haven for them over winter, there's one species of grass you should be growing in October.
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The Smart Solution To Prevent Erosion In Your Yard From Overflowing Storm Water
If you have problems with water pooling in your yard after every heavy downpour, there's an easy solution that also adds a nice aesthetic to your garden.
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The High-Maintenance Lawn Care Task That Really Isn't Worth It
Grass can be the bane of some people's existence, and it can be a source of pride and joy for others. Keeping your yard green and healthy takes some planning.
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Why Putting A Bird Bath In Your Yard May Not Be The Best Idea
Birdbaths are wonderful for attracting birds to your yard, but there are significant drawbacks and maintenance issues to keep in mind before you add one.
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The Flowering Ground Cover That's Ideal For Planting Under A Tree Or Shrub
This low-maintenance, flowering ground cover is easy to plant under trees and shrubs. The plant's delicate blooms also draw pollinators to your garden.
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Say Goodbye To Fall Drain Clogs By Doing One Simple Landscaping Task In October
Drain clogs on your property can cause costly damage to your home. To prevent them, remember to take care of this yard maintenance task in October.
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What Is The Rule Of 3 For Landscaping And Gardening? Does It Really Work?
Creating a landscaping design that feels natural and lush can seem nearly impossible, but this simple design trick can help you get started on the right foot.
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16 Ways To Fix Compacted Soil For A Healthier Yard Or Garden
Compacted soil can be (literally) hard to garden in, but by being smart with how you water, aerate, plant, and amend, you can slowly fix and stop compaction.
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