Are DIY Lawn Stripers A Good Idea Or Are You Better Off Hiring A Professional?
If you have been wanting a perfect lawn with stripes, there is a way to achieve that look with a DIY mower add-on. But should you really call in a professional?
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Jumping Worms: How To Spot This Invasive Species Before It Is Too Late
Worms are usually a gardener's best friend, but jumping worms can damage plants and soil structure. Here's how to tell them apart from other earthworms.
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11 Genius Ways To Reuse An Old Towel In Your Backyard And Garden
Time to swap out a slightly shabby set of towels? Before you toss your old bath towels in the trash, discover some clever ways to repurpose them in the garden.
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What To Do If Ducks Won't Stay Away From Your Swimming Pool
You may find ducks to be cute, but it isn't healthy for them to be in your backyard pool. Here are some ways to deter them from coming for a swim.
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Stunning Lawn Alternatives For Your Shady Backyard (& Which Invasive Plants To Avoid)
Not every yard has the conditions necessary to make growing a grass lawn practical -- here are several alternatives that will transform your outdoor space.
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Turn A Dollar Tree Hula Hoop And Broom Handle Into A DIY Light Up Garden Arch
Encourage your family to spend more time in the yard this season with this Dollar Tree DIY light-up garden arch that uses a hula hoop and broom handles.
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Hide Unsightly Areas Of Your Backyard With A DIY Wooden Trellis Screen
If you're looking to shield clutter or have more privacy from neighbors in your backyard, consider building a wooden trellis screen around your space.
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15 Deadly Mushrooms That Could Be Growing In Your Backyard
Mycophiles might get excited to see mushroom varieties growing in their backyards. But consuming them could be fatal, as these 15 deadly mushrooms prove.
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The Invasive And Highly Flammable Grass You Should Avoid
If you're looking to plant some new grass in your yard this year, be sure it's not this flammable and invasive variety. Here's what you need to know.
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The Watering Mistake That's Encouraging Crabgrass To Grow In Your Yard
If you've noticed more and more crabgrass showing up on your lawn, you may be watering it incorrectly. Here's how you should adapt your watering schedule.
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Stunning Alternatives To Lavender That You Can Grow In Your Garden
Discover alternatives to traditional lavender plants that will add vibrant colors and unique fragrances to your garden. Create a stunning yard that stands out.
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The Simple Amendment That Will Improve The Heavy Clay Soil In Your Garden
Heavy clay soil is infamous for preventing plants from getting their water, but there's a substance you can add that should solve the issue.
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Grow This Cactus Plant For A Beautiful Pop Of Red-Orange Color
Cacti are one of the hardiest plants you can grow in hot or dry climates, and this stunning cactus also offers vibrant and saturated blossoms.
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Our Lawn Care Expert's Advice For Choosing The Best Time To Fertilize Your Lawn
Fertilizer can make all the difference when it comes to achieving your landscaping dreams. We spoke to an expert, and here is the best time to fertilize.
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11 Creative Ways To Repurpose An Old Tree Stump In Your Yard
Tree stumps can be aesthetically unpleasant and depressing. Happily, there are numerous ways to turn a stump into something new and exciting.
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What To Know Before Using Liquid Lawn Fertilizer In Your Yard
Liquid lawn fertilizer is a convenient, but expensive, way to nourish your yard. Here's what you nee to know to maximize your results.
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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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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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