Tired of browning, patchy grass? Replace it with this wonderful Japanese ground cover that requires minimal fuss and attracts bees with pretty white flowers.
Read More
If you're tired of your garden hose messing with the way your yard looks, a planter hack is just what you need to keep it organized and hidden.
Read More
The numbers on fertilizer can be vexing at first, but once you realize that they correspond to nutrients in the mix, they're much easier to decode.
Read More
That old potting soil that's just been sitting around your garage can be put to good use by fixing some common lawn problems throughout your yard.
Read More
A French-inspired landscape edging incorporates all the key elements of traditional French garden design. Here's what you should know to do it right.
Read More
Just like a traditional mulch, a living mulch creates a protective barrier over the soil with numerous benefits. Here is how to install one.
Read More
Adjusting mowing height and frequency can promote healthier grass while keeping pesky weeds at bay. Get tips for optimizing grass growth to limit weed growth.
Read More
If your lawn is turning brown, that doesn't necessarily mean your grass is done for -- but there are some signs that indicate it's time to panic.
Read More
Landscape fabric is a black or gray plastic material that functions as a barrier to weed growth in the garden. But here's where you don't want to use it.
Read More
Lavender is a delightfully smelling perennial that works well in many gardens, but it can be particularly beneficial when planted near your birdbath.
Read More
Fleas are a menace to deal with, and you'd want to prevent them as much as you can. However, there are still 19 ways your yard could be attracting them.
Read More
While hydrangeas might be the star of your garden, you can add further splashes of color with an easy-to-grow ground cover that likes similar conditions.
Read More
A viral hack using fermented urine promises to wipe out ant hills. But can the science behind the process actually work or is this just a backyard myth?
Read More
Burning pulled weeds in your backyard fire pit may seem like an easy solution, but those fumes can be harmful. We'll tell you more about the negative effects.
Read More
Stop pesky weeds from popping up between your pavers with this easy-to-use, long-lasting solution that can also enhance your layout's stability.
Read More
If you want a low-growing ground cover that blooms all summer, this perennial grows to a modest height of 6 to 12 inches and thrives in USDA zones 3 to 8.
Read More
If you're on the hunt for a low-maintenance ground cover that has a lovely warm fragrance, there's one native ornamental grass that you might want to consider.
Read More
Pea gravel is a popular choice for patios, but it doesn't come without pros and cons. Here's what you should know before you install it and how to maintain it.
Read More
Explore why warm weather can lead to bald spots in your lawn with perennial ryegrass. Explore issues and get effective solutions to restore its lushness.
Read More
Maintaining a grass lawn takes a lot of time and money, which is why many people are turning to this unexpected throwback of an alternative.
Read More
Mowing your lawn in the same pattern week after week can lead to some longterm problems that stress your grass and can even compact your soil and create ruts.
Read More
Taking care of your lawnmower regularly prevents major problems, reduces wear, and extends its life. Learn what maintenance tasks to do after every mow.
Read More
Choosing the correct charger for your lawn mower's battery is the important first step to keeping it fully charged and ready whenever you need it.
Read More
Mushrooms aren't weeds, but some people choose to treat them as such. Rethink using this hazardous chemical to eliminate them, keeping you and your lawn safer.
Read More
Finding appropriate ground covers for shady, sloped areas is challenging. This plant is perfect for the job — it prevents erosion and stays green year-round.
Read More
Weeds are a nuisance, especially along gravel paths. Luckily, a simple solution of vinegar, salt, and dish soap will kill these pesky plants in just hours.
Read More
Although gravel is considered a great mulching material in certain applications, there are many flowering plants and shrubs that don't benefit from its use.
Read More