The 21 Best Fragrant Plants To Include In Your Butterfly Garden
A butterfly garden is truly a special, magical space, and it's not difficult to grow one in your own yard. You just need the right collection of plants.
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10 Ways To Winterize Your Lawn Mower & Protect It Until Spring
Without taking the necessary precautions, your lawn mower's engine and parts can get damaged during the winter. Here are 10 ways to keep it safe.
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When Is The Best Month To Plant Perennials? The Answer Is Surprisingly Simple
When the warm days of spring arrive, garden centers are packed full of plants just ready to go in the ground, but is this the best time to plant perennials?
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The Predator That's Thriving In California - And What It Says About The Ecosystem
Discover the role of gray foxes in California's ecosystems. Despite their small size and elusiveness, these predators help balance wildlife and plant life.
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16 Harbor Freight Tools People Love For Garden And Yard Projects
Harbor Freight is known for its low prices and large stock, and these yard and garden tools impress in terms of quality, price, and functionality.
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The Very Best Way To Keep Elk Out Of Your Yard
Since elk are large animals that weigh around 400 pounds, you’ll need an even stronger deterrent — both physical and psychological — to keep them out.
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The Gorgeous Heart-Shaped Perennial That Grows Fast And Thrives In Sun Or Shade
This plant creates tropical vibes with its big, heart-shaped leaves, and it quickly grows up to 10 feet tall, depending on the species. Here's what to know.
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How Sand Can Help Fill The Bare Patches In Your Lawn (& The Best Type To Use)
It might sound counterintuitive to sand your yard to fill in bare patches, but trust the process. The keys to success are what type you use and how dry it is.
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10 Beautiful Rare Birds You'll Likely Only Find In Southern United States
Bird-watching is a hobby where most participants have a rare find bucket list. Expand your twitching repertoire with these rarely seen southern U.S. species.
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Ditch Mulch Volcanoes And Try A Better Landscaping Alternative
Not only do mulch volcanoes affect your trees' health, but they also don't benefit the local ecosystem. This landscaping alternative does, however.
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The Best Exterior Paint Colors For A Brown Roof
While it might not be as versatile as black, a brown roof offers an earthy feel to any home and these are the best exterior paint colors to pair with it.
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What To Know About Reusing Old Towels As An Inexpensive Weed Barrier
Need to get those weeds in your backyard garden under control? Weed barrier is costly. Could you use what's probably in your linen closet right now instead?
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The Best Thing To Do To Support Hummingbird Habitat During Fall Migration
Fall is hummingbird migration season. Putting on enough weight to survive their long journey is vital. Supporting them means stopping one common garden task.
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Here's How To Choose The Right Type Of Sand For A Lush And Level Lawn
Sanding a lawn works miracles for creating an even surface and improving grass health. However, you must choose the right sand type to ensure success.
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Your Complete Home Guide For Taking Care Of A Tick Infestation
Ticks don't breed in homes like fleas do, but if you're seeing them around your space, take action with these preventative, removal, and deterrent methods.
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Joanna Gaines' Genius Method For Designing A Fall Container Garden
This Joanna Gaines-approved tip is stress-free and fun, and will help you create a cohesive design and color palette for your fall container garden.
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The Most Important First Step In Your Lawn Overseeding Project
Rather than starting your lawn over from scratch, overseeding can fill in patches and improve the look of the grass — but only if you take this step first.
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How To Identify Tick Nests Inside Your Home And Outside (And What To Do Next)
Ticks don't just live in our homes and yards, they also breed there, laying small clusters of eggs that produce hundreds of offspring in a matter of weeks.
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The Simplest Hack For Landscaping Around Exposed Tree Roots
While it may not boost the tree's health, this long-lasting landscaping cover offers a simple hack to protect exposed roots and improve your backyard's looks.
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The Easy-To-Grow Native Grass That Controls Erosion In Sloped Yards
If you have a sloped lawn that's prone to erosion, there's an easy-to-grow native grass that can curb both erosion and water runoff in your yard.
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The Common Yard Feature That Could Be Attracting Coyotes To Your Yard
Coyotes usually won't threaten humans, but chances are you'd rather not meet them to find out. Here is one yard feature that might actually be attracting them.
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8 Pink Lawn Weeds You Should Pull Immediately (And Ones You Can Keep)
Pink flowers popping up in your lawn? The majority of pink-flowered weeds are aggressive or invasive enough that they should be pulled — but not all.
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Should You Prune Black-Eyed Susans In The Fall? Here's What We Recommend
You may be tempted to tidy up your garden this fall, but when it comes to this colorful perennial, it is best to hold off on the pruning. It's worth the wait.
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Why Fall Is The Best Time Of Year To Fertilize Your Lawn
Many gardeners fertilize their lawns in spring. While it's not exactly wrong, you may see greater benefits from feeding your turfgrass in the fall instead.
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Here's What Really Happens If You Don't Pull Weeds This Fall
If you don't pull the weeds in your lawn and garden before winter begins, you may have a harder time completing the task in the spring. Find out why.
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Why You Might Want To Think Twice Before Planting Grass Over Exposed Tree Roots
There are a number of downsides to planting grass over exposed tree roots, ultimately meaning it won't work very well. Instead, try these alternatives.
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How Your Yard's Fence Color Can Help Attract More Pollinators To Your Garden
Fences usually serve a practical purpose, marking a property line or garden zone. But your fence can do more if it's painted in a color pollinators love!
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