4 Lawn Mower Models With A Bad Reputation
Customers complain that these lawn mower models required dozens of repairs, came with missing parts, were cheaply made, and wholly unreliable.
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Stop Hand Pulling: There's A Smarter Way To Remove Weeds From Gravel Driveways
Hand pulling weeds can be a tedious task. However, there's a tool that can make removing sprouts from a gravel driveway easier and more effective.
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How To Make Ticks Hate Your Yard With A Lawn Mower
Reclaim your yard from the terror of ticks this summer. With these simple lawn-mowing tips, you'll give these pests fewer reasons to invade your property.
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The Secret Flower Arranging Tip That Interior Designers Are Gatekeeping
Take the guesswork out of creating elegant floral arrangements. Learn two options to apply a simple, expert-approved trick in different ways around the home.
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Skip Power Aerators: There's A Tool That Won't Damage Soil
One simple gardening tool can improve compacted soil without relying on heavy equipment that may do more harm than good beneath the surface.
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Why Do Concrete Driveways Sink?
A lot can go wrong to cause a concrete driveway to sink, crack, or otherwise look unsightly. Luckily, many causes of sinking are easily spotted and treatable.
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10 Herbs To Plant If You Like Mexican Cuisine
Fresh Mexican flavor starts in the garden with these versatile herbs that can brighten everything from hearty soups to soothing homemade teas.
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In Some States, This Backyard Pest Is Actually Legally Protected
States in the West Coast and Midwest protect this backyard visitor due to conservation efforts. Plus, they aren't all that bad, since they hunt other pests.
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Can You Plant Grass In July?
Do you have bare spots in your yard, but it's the middle of summer? Here's everything you need to know about the possibility of planting grass in July.
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How To Repel These 9 Pests Using Lavender
From cuddly yet troublesome critters to home-wrecking insects and visitors who much on your plants, lavender can help repel a wide range of pests.
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Not Just For Lawns: There's An Overlooked Way To Use Aerators In Your Backyard
Aeration doesn't just improve grass health, but you need to know how to do it right when using the method to keep much larger plants looking their best.
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Not Beer Or Copper: The Overlooked Way To Get Rid Of Backyard Slugs
Slugs can destroy your garden in no time at all. Fortunately, there's an easy solution sitting in your pantry to keep them away and maintain your sanity.
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Move Over, Riding Lawn Mowers: There's An Easier, Eco-Friendly Option
A riding mower may seem like the fastest and easiest way to get your lawn looking great. However, a new tech is taking charge that offers greater benefits.
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Upcycle Ordinary Mason Jars Into Clever Bird Feeders With Thrifted Bowls
With a Mason jar, a household leftover you were saving for the recycling, and a thrifted bowl as the finishing touch, you’ll have an adorable DIY bird feeder.
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Can You Get Cyclosporiasis From Homegrown Produce?
News of cyclosporiasis outbreaks in several states have people doubting store-bought produce. It feels like homegrown veggies should be safer, but are they?
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Keep Your Yard Lush During The Summer Heat With An Easy Lawn Mowing Tip
The high heat of summer can wreak havoc on grass. However, with the right mowing and watering practices, you can keep your lawn looking lush all season long.
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Forget Pricey Concrete And Stone — There's A Cheaper Way To Build A Retaining Wall
Hilly properties can often require retaining walls, and for a cheaper alternative to cinderblocks and concrete, there's a material you may not have thought of.
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Leave The Landscape Fabric Behind: Here's Why You Don't Need It
While landscape fabric may seem like the quick and easy solution to stop weeds in your garden, its drawbacks can be just as annoying to deal with in the yard.
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3 Things Your Tomato Plants Need In July To Keep Producing All Summer
Make sure you have juicy, flavorful tomatoes in August by taking care of your tomato plants with these three simple but very important steps.
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Use A Cheaper Alternative To Concrete And Build A Cozy, Natural Patio This Weekend
Made from organic materials that can easily be found around your neighborhood, this patio material offers a natural look and is relatively low maintenance, too.
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Plant This Overlooked Cover Crop In Late Summer To Prevent Sprouting Weeds
Planting flora that can compete against weeds is one of the best ways to naturally keep your garden under control, and one crop is a great, underrated option.
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Skip Pricey Aerators: Amazon Has A Cheaper Solution For Your Lawn
Don't overspend to keep your lawn aerated and healthy. For smaller yards, consider this inexpensive and easy-to-use manual tool available on Amazon.
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Herbs To Plant If You Like Italian Cuisine
These easy-to-grow, delicious herbs can elevate countless dishes, bringing garden-fresh flavor to everything from roasted potatoes to hearty soups.
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Help Reduce Ticks In Your Yard By Avoiding This Common Landscaping Plant
Ticks are an incredibly annoying and dangerous pest. If you want to help prevent them from setting up shop in your yard, avoid this plant at all costs.
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Skip Wood Mulch: Use A Cheaper Material That's Already In Your Yard
For many, wood mulch is a go-to for covering landscaping beds. However, there's an alternative that's free, eco-friendly, and has similar benefits.
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Forget WD-40: There's A Smarter Way To Keep Spiders Out Of Your Home
If you have a spider infestation at home, don't rush to get the WD-40 can. There are smarter, more effective ways to keep spiders out for good.
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Protect Your Tomato Plants With A Simple Upgrade You Can Sprinkle Over Soil
This upgrade protects soil and roots from extreme cold and heat, depending on the variety, in turn preventing your tomato plants from wilting and fading.
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