How To Get Rid Of Mint If It's Taking Over Your Garden
If you're dealing with mint in your garden, you know how aggressive it can be. Learn how to prevent this issue in the first place, and how to remove mint.
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Do You Believe A Common Misconception About Xeriscaping?
Xeriscaping's emphasis on conserving water has led to a limiting misconception about the technique. However, it might be more versatile than you think.
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How To Handle A Nutsedge Infestation In Your Lawn
Given its ability to camouflage itself as grass, nutsedge can be a challenge to treat as many homeowners won't notice it until it's become an infestation.
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What You Should Do If You Planted The Wrong Type Of Grass
If you lawn doesn't look quite like you thought it would, it's likely because you planted the wrong type of grass. Fortunately, there are ways to remedy this.
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The Almost Invisible Hack That'll Keep Birds From Nesting In Your Yard
If nesting birds turn your yard into an eyesore, the solution may be in your tackle box. Try this nearly invisible hack to prevent bird nests in your yard.
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Broadleaf Plantain: How To Keep The Weed Out Of Your Lawn
You'll find broadleaf plantain in pretty much any part of the United States. If it's paid your lawn a visit, here are a few things you can do.
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Instantly Elevate Your Backyard With TikTok's Beautiful DIY Water Feature
Want to add a bit of interest to your backyard's design? If you love DIY, you'll enjoy creating this stunning water feature from TikTok. Here's how.
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Would You Need To Mow A Tapestry Lawn?
Tapestry lawns are a more eco-friendly option for your yard. But do you need to mow it to maintain the grass and native plants? And if so, how often?
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This Combo WD-40 & Pool Noodle Hack Makes Raking Easier Than Ever This Fall
If you have arthritis or your hands just ache after raking, you'll love this combo WD-40 and pool noodle hack that makes raking easier than ever this fall.
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Why You Should Mulch Your Garden In Late Summer
Did you know there are specific benefits related to what time of year you add mulch to your garden? Here's why you should mulch in late summer.
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Use This Low-Maintenance Perennial To Make Your Garden Look Fuller On A Budget
A full-looking garden conveys a healthy garden, and so when you're looking to fill it in, filler foliage is key. Here, we take a look at a perennial favorite.
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The Benefits Of Trading Out Your Lawn For A Gravel Garden
Switching your grass lawn for a gravel garden is a trendy landscaping hack that saves time and maintenance. Here's how to get started.
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Why You Should Use WD-40 Before Giving Your Yard's Bushes A Trim
Meticulous landscaping requires tools that work properly. Specifically, power tools, like trimmers, need to run smoothly, and that's where WD-40 comes in handy.
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Why The 1 Foot Pruning Rule May Be A Mistake, According To House Digest's Master Gardener
If your landscaping is overgrown, you may be tempted to prune everything down to one foot tall. However, there are a few reasons why this isn't a good idea.
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You May Want To Rethink Adding Extra Lighting To Your Garden
While adding extra lighting to your garden may improve the appearance of your yard, it may also have negative effects that should be considered.
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There's A Reason Your Lawn Is Growing With Thick Patches In It
Thick, uneven patches can disrupt the look of a perfect green lawn and make you wonder what's going on. Learn what causes them and how to fix the problem.
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Grow Gorgeous, Healthy Trees With Martha Stewart's Expert Tips
Martha Stewart is an expert gardener and has lots of experience with planting trees. Follow her tips if you want to grow large and healthy trees.
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Why You Should Consider Leaving Some Bare Soil For The Birds
If you love having birds visit your yard, then you likely already have a bird feeder and bird bath. Well, now you may want to add a patch of dirt to the mix.
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The Real Reason Your Grass Isn't Growing (And What To Do About It)
If the growth of your lawn is stalled, it can ruin your curb appeal. Here's why your grass may not be growing as it should and how to boost it's health.
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How To Identify And Eradicate Armyworms In Your Lawn
Are there brown patches scattered across your lawn? You may be dealing with armyworms. Here's how to identify these insects and eradicate them.
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Good Bones' Karen E Laine Explains Why Proper Landscaping Is Crucial When Selling A Home - Exclusive
Why focus so much on your landscaping? Karen E Laine of "Good Bones" told House Digest why the appearance of your yard is vital when you're ready to sell.
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Your Grass Shouldn't Flower, Here's What To Do If It Does
If you've been noticing your grass beginning to flower, you'll probably want to fix this. Here's what you can do to get your lawn back in tip top shape.
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When Can You Mow Your Lawn After Hydroseeding?
After hydroseeding your lawn, watching for new blades of grass is an exciting time. But before you grab your mower, make sure your grass is at least this tall.
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How To Take Care Of Artificial Grass During A Heat Wave Or In A Hot Environment
Artificial grass is prone to getting dangerously hot during heat waves. There are ways you can avoid this problem so that no one in your family gets hurt.
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Can You Add Pine Needles To Your Compost Pile?
You might have heard something about adding pine needles to your compost pile - whether good or bad. So what's the verdict? Let's take a look.
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Surefire Ways To Keep Pesky Mosquitoes Out Of Your Bird Bath
Birdbaths are vital for inviting birds into your yard, but they can also be breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Here's how to keep mosquitoes out of your birdbath.
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Fall Is The Best Time To Stop These Lawn Weeds In Their Tracks
Preparing your grass for cool weather will ensure its health. Here are the weeds that you should eliminate in the fall to help your lawn thrive year-round.
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