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The Holiday Fertilization Strategy That'll Give You A Luscious Lawn By Next Spring
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  • man applying fertilizer to yard with spreader
    By Janine Frank

    The Holiday Fertilization Strategy That'll Give You A Luscious Lawn By Next Spring

    Lawn care season isn't over just yet. Consider this holiday fertilizer schedule so that when spring rolls around, the grass in your yard will be lush and green.

    By Janine Frank Read More
  • small bird on icy branch with red berries
    By Janine Frank

    Create A Gorgeous Berry Garden That Can Feed Birds All Winter Long

    When winter sets in, you can still attract birds to your yard by creating a show-stopping berry garden that can help feed them during the cold days. Here's how.

    By Janine Frank Read More
  • several plants in garden
    By Brandy Eaklor

    12 Stunning Plants And Shrubs You Don't Need To Worry About Pruning

    Pruning is the worst - so don't do it. Here are 12 wonderful plants and shrubs that'll make your yard & garden beautiful without the tedious maintenance work.

    By Brandy Eaklor Read More
  • patio
    By Gabrielle Hondorp

    Use IKEA Decking Tiles To Give Your Patio Space A Stylish DIY Upgrade

    Your outdoor space or patio can get a DIY makeover without the expense or hard work, thanks to these IKEA decking tiles that are stylish and easy to use.

    By Gabrielle Hondorp Read More
  • A hummingbird hovers by a flower in a summer garden.
    By Ethan Harrison Smith

    How To Start A Hummingbird Garden (& Why You'll Want To)

    If you don't already have a hummingbird garden, there are so many reasons (like gorgeous flowers) you'll want one. Here are gardening tips to get you started.

    By Ethan Harrison Smith Read More
  • Man on zero-turn lawn mower
    By Ethan Harrison Smith

    Zero-Turn Lawn Mower Disadvantages To Know About Before Buying

    Even if zero-turn lawn mowers are everywhere these days (for good reason) there are distinct disadvantages to consider before you purchase one for your yard.

    By Ethan Harrison Smith Read More
  • A pile of vibrant fall leaves with a yellow rake leaning against a tree
    By Holly Gates

    The Controversy Behind Raking Fall Leaves (& If You Should Or Shouldn't Do It)

    Should you leave the leaves? What if it ruins your lawns? If you're debating between ethical concerns and aesthetic ones, don't worry: there is a compromise.

    By Holly Gates Read More
  • pink roses on bush in bloom
    By Janine Frank

    Plant These Types Of Roses For More Fragrant Flowers

    If you want the most fragrant rose garden possible, there are a few specific cultivars you may wish to select for the biggest and best scent.

    By Janine Frank Read More
  • pool noodles on lawn
    By Charlotte D. Miller

    The Genius Pool Noodle Sprinkler Hack That Gives You A Greener Lawn On A Budget

    Sprinkler systems are pricey, but you can create your own with this budget-friendly pool noodle hack that can keep the grass on your lawn green and healthy.

    By Charlotte D. Miller Read More
  • grove of pollarded trees
    By Jason Rochlin

    Here's Why Some Trees Have Branches That Are Chopped All The Way To The Trunk

    Have you ever seen a tree that has had its branches all cut back to the trunk? There's a reason for that, and it could actually be a good arboreal practice.

    By Jason Rochlin Read More
  • spider in web
    By Brandy Eaklor

    Beautiful Plants That Double As Natural Spider-Repellents

    If you're trying to have less spiders in your house, forgo the toxic solutions and lean on natural deterrents in the plant world. Here are the best ones to try.

    By Brandy Eaklor Read More
  • hand holding bird nest
    By Charlotte D. Miller

    The Bird Nest Look-Alike You Don't Want To Find In Your Yard

    It's always pleasant to see a bird nest in one of the trees in your yard, but sometimes looks can be deceiving. You don't want to find this bird nest lookalike.

    By Charlotte D. Miller Read More
  • red bush among leaves rocks
    By Rob Johnstone

    Think Twice Before Planting This Beautiful Red Bush In Your Yard

    These gorgeous red bushes look outstanding in a yard, but despite its popularity as a fall garden staple, there are several good reasons to avoid it completely.

    By Rob Johnstone Read More
  • crabgrass weed in lawn
    By Charlotte D. Miller

    The Best Way To Get Rid Of Pesky Crabgrass Before It Takes Over Your Yard

    If crabgrass is an unwelcome presence in your lawn, let it know that the grass is your turf with these tips to get rid of it before it takes over.

    By Charlotte D. Miller Read More
  • person raking leaves
    By Rob Johnstone

    You Might Want To Reconsider Using Fallen Leaves As Mulch

    It's the season of falling leaves, and you might be tempted to use your pile as mulch for your garden and around the yard. However, there are a few downsides.

    By Rob Johnstone Read More
  • Bee on Japanese Maple bloom
    By Ron Baker

    These Beautiful Native Trees Attract More Pollinators Than Flowers

    We all know that bees and butterflies love flowers, but there are native tree species that pollinators may prefer more. Add these trees to your yard or garden.

    By Ron Baker Read More
  • planting ground cover in soil
    By Janine Frank

    How To Kill Your Lawn & Prepare It For A Beautiful Ground Cover Replacement

    If you're thinking about replacing your lawn with a gorgeous ground cover, first you'll need to kill all your grass. Prepare your landscaping in the best way.

    By Janine Frank Read More
  • Firewood stacked against log house
    By Ethan Harrison Smith

    Pros And Cons Of Stacking Firewood Up Against Your House

    Stacking firewood against your house is convenient, but there might be a few reasons you'd want to avoid it. Here are the pros and cons of this wood storage.

    By Ethan Harrison Smith Read More
  • person pulling weeds out of lawn
    By Janine Frank

    The Colorful Grass Alternative That'll Block Out Weeds In Your Yard & Garden

    There's a colorful groundcover that can block out weeds or unwanted plants in your yard or lawn. This grass alternative is gorgeous and worthy of consideration.

    By Janine Frank Read More
  • outdoor slat privacy wall with greenery and outdoor furniture
    By Jillian Chapman

    Add Stylish Privacy To Your Patio With An Easy DIY Wooden Slat Project

    If you want your patio to be a place of comfort, style, and privacy, you can accomplish it with this DIY wooden slat privacy wall project.

    By Jillian Chapman Read More
  • Healthy, green lawn
    By Ethan Harrison Smith

    Add A Dash Of Cinnamon To Improve Your Lawn (& Why It Works)

    Whether your lawn is in good shape or could use some improvement, here's why sprinkling cinnamon on it could leave you with impressive results.

    By Ethan Harrison Smith Read More
  • Man using electric lawn mower
    By Ethan Harrison Smith

    The Biggest Downsides To Electric Lawn Mowers

    Electric lawnmowers are cleaner and better for the environment, but do they work as well? Here are some pitfalls to keep in mind.

    By Ethan Harrison Smith Read More
  • tulips in a garden
    By Janine Frank

    The Best Time Of Year To Plant Tulips (& How Long Their Blooms Typically Last)

    When the tulips bloom, you know that spring has finally come. To achieve this wondrous sight, though, you also have to plant them at the right time. When is it?

    By Janine Frank Read More
  • coffee grounds near potted plants
    By Janine Frank

    Why Do People Use Coffee Grounds To Fertilize Tomatoes (& Does It Actually Work)?

    You've heard of people fertilizing their garden with used coffee grounds. Does it actually work? Here's what you need to know.

    By Janine Frank Read More
  • Brown recluse spider on leaf
    By Ethan Harrison Smith

    If You're Finding Brown Recluse Spiders In Your Yard, You Might Be Making This Mistake

    Nobody wants to find a brown recluse spider in their yard, garden, or house. Sadly, there's something you're doing that is drawing them in.

    By Ethan Harrison Smith Read More
  • john deere tractors in field
    By Tom Streissguth

    What Kind Of Gas Does A John Deere Riding Mower Take?

    If you've got a John Deere riding mower, you need to use a particular kind of gas. Here's what you need to know, and tips about keeping your equipment fueled.

    By Tom Streissguth Read More
  • person holding up pears
    By Christine McLachlan

    Why Are My Pears Very Hard & Not Ripening?

    If you're lucky enough to have homegrown pears on your pear tree, it can be frustrating if the fruits of your labor just won't ripen. These factors may be why.

    By Christine McLachlan Read More
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