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  • late autumn color on ornamental grasses
    By Ryan Cashman 1 month ago

    The Easy Trick The Pros Use To Cut Back Ornamental Grasses For A Stunning Landscape

    Nothing spruces up a garden like ornamental grasses. If you want them to stay healthy through the year, though, you'll need to keep one important trick in mind.

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  • a man shovels snow
    By Adrian Suppes 1 month ago

    Forget Shovels: There's A Better (And Easier) Way To Remove Snow From Your Driveway

    Snoveling show off your driveway might just be the worst part of the winter season. However, there is one way to make this job a whole lot easier.

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  • Couple wearing rain boots in dirty storm runoff
    By Jennifer Davis 1 month ago

    Stop Stormwater Runoff From Wrecking Your Yard With One Simple Fix

    Does your yard flood with stormwater runoff after every downpour? You can't stop the rain, but you can use some DIY trickery to keep that water at bay.

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  • close-up of a house centipede's head and legs
    By Jennifer Davis 1 month ago

    The Simple Trick That'll Help Keep Centipedes Out Of Your Home

    Centipedes in your home is enough to make anyone's skin crawl. To keep those bugs at bay, all you need to do is remember this one gardening trick.

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  • trees and autumn leaves on a lawn
    By Erika Dale 1 month ago

    Want Fewer Weeds Next Spring? Do This Quick Lawn Care Task In November

    Weeding your lawn in spring can be a miserable job, but this one November task will more than pay off later — and it comes with a host of other benefits, too.

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  • a rake with a pile of leaves beside a tree
    By Jessica Steinhoff 1 month ago

    Say Goodbye To Rakes: This Neat Tool Makes Cleaning Up Leaves Faster And Easier

    Sick and tired of raking up the leaves on your lawn? Well, you're in luck: This nifty machine could save you hours of work in the autumn months.

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  • Shoveling ice and snow from driveway
    By Ryan Cashman 1 month ago

    The Common Kitchen Staple That Doubles As A De-Icer During Frozen Winters

    When icy weather hits, there’s no need for fancy products. This everyday kitchen item can help keep paths clear and slip-free, even without rock salt.

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  • oak tree turning colors in fall in a yard
    By Nicole Wisniewski 1 month ago

    Is This Popular Tree Growing In Your Yard? Prune It In Winter For A Thriving Spring

    This beloved shade tree requires a specific pruning schedule to stay healthy, and winter timing protects it from diseases that strike during warmer months.

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  • Weed growing through concrete cracks
    By Ryan Cashman 1 month ago

    Stop Weeds From Growing In Concrete Cracks For Good With This One Simple Remedy

    Weeds in concrete cracks can be very annoying to remove, especially if you're doing it manually. This fix could get rid of them once and for all.

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  • Person pressure washing their patio
    By Ryan Cashman 1 month ago

    Thinking Of Pressure Washing Weeds From Sidewalk Cracks? Read This First

    Everyone loves that beautiful feeling of watching weeds get blasted off cracks with a pressure washer. But this method might have its downsides.

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  • a hibiscus flower covered in frost
    By Adrian Suppes 1 month ago

    How To Prepare Your Hibiscus For Winter So It Comes Back Thriving Next Season

    Hibiscus plants come in many forms, and some are better suited to winter than others. Either way, there are precautions you can take to keep them healthy.

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  • rosemary plant covered in snow
    By Adrian Suppes 1 month ago

    How To Prep Rosemary For Winter So It Keeps Growing Beautifully Next Season

    Winter can cause serious problems if you're growing rosemary. Luckily, you can take steps to protect these plants — but it all depends on where you live.

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  • A lush yard surrounded by trees and a wall
    By Ryan Cashman 1 month ago

    For A Lush Spring Lawn Your Neighbors Will Envy, Do This One Key Thing Before Winter

    Having the greenest lawn come spring isn't something you just get, it's something you prepare for. And this lawncare tip is the best way to prepare.

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  • blower blowing leaves around a lawn close up
    By Nicole Wisniewski 2 months ago

    This Handy Leaf Blower Alternative Makes Cleaning Up Fallen Leaves A Breeze

    Leaf blowers tend to create more work for you when it comes time to collect the pile of leaves you just gathered. Here's an alternative you might like.

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  • man leaning on a rake
    By Rob Johnstone 2 months ago

    Ditch The Rakes: 5 Smarter, Easier Ways To Clean Up Fallen Leaves In Your Yard

    Traditional raking is exhausting and time-consuming, but these modern alternatives clear leaves faster and may even benefit your lawn's health

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  • weeds growing at the bottom of a fence
    By Rob Johnstone 2 months ago

    The Best Way To Control Pesky Weeds That Are Growing Close To A Fence

    Weeds love to sprout along fences, but there’s a straightforward method that keeps them under control without backbreaking effort or using harsh chemicals.

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  • Wild weeds growing in the lawn in winter
    By Ryan Cashman 2 months ago

    The 5 Best Ways To Keep Winter Weeds Out Of Your Yard For Good

    Weeds don't hibernate for the winter and can wreak havoc on your lawn, but a combination of seasonal prep and targeted action keeps them out permanently.

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  • Fall leaves covering flower bed
    By Adrian Suppes 2 months ago

    Read This Before Letting Leaves Sit On Your Flower Beds This Fall

    Leaving fall leaves on flower beds is eco-friendly and saves work, but this laidback approach can have negative consequences if you're not careful.

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  • person mowing a rounded patch of green grass next to a landscaped garden bed
    By Erika Dale 2 months ago

    Don't Skip This Pre-Winter Mowing Trick For A Lush Spring Lawn

    During your last pre-winter mowing, you should keep this trick in mind. Here is why it is important and the best way to do it in your climate.

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  • Yard filled with colorful ornamental plants
    By Jessica Steinhoff 2 months ago

    The Top 5 Deadliest Plants In The U.S. — And They Could Be Growing In Your Yard

    We've rounded up the top five deadliest plants that could be growing in your yard, how to identify them, why they are dangerous, and how to safely remove them.

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  • sprinkler watering the grass
    By Erika Dale 2 months ago

    The Best Time To Stop Watering Your Lawn This Fall For A Healthy, Green Spring

    When temperatures cool off, you may think it's time to stop watering your lawn but not so fast. Here is when you should actually stop watering where you live.

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  • Leaves covering the ground in a back yard
    By Adrian Suppes 2 months ago

    Forget Rakes: There's A Better (And Easier) Way To Remove Leaves From Your Yard

    Raking leaves is exhausting and time-consuming, but this alternative method actually benefits your lawn while eliminating bags of yard waste entirely.

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  • hostas lined up along a pond
    By Rob Johnstone 2 months ago

    Don't Cut Back Hostas Too Soon — Here's The Best Time For Lush Spring Growth

    Hostas add volume and lushness to any yard but how soon should you prune before wintertime? Here's when you should trim them back and what to look out for.

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  • A tree in a forest is marked with a bright orange stripe, indicating selection for forestry management.
    By David Kuchta 3 months ago

    If You See A Tree Painted Orange, Don't Ignore It — Here's Why

    Spot an orange mark on a tree? It's not just random paint. Learn what those markings mean, from federal signals to local codes, and why you pay attention.

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  • Garden hose and sprayer lying on the ground
    By Ron Baker 3 months ago

    Say Goodbye To Garden Hose And Cord Clutter With One Simple Storage Hack

    Storing away a garden hose can be about as complicated as a jigsaw puzzle. Use this DIY to help calm the tangled mess and have extra storage, too.

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  • person aerating lawn using aeration shoes
    By Erika Dale 3 months ago

    For A Healthier Yard In The Spring, This Is When You Should Aerate Your Lawn

    We all dream of lush green grass to cover our yards in the spring. Here is when you should aerate your lawn and why it is important to do it that time of year.

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  • man mowing the grass in his backyard
    By Erika Dale 3 months ago

    Stop Mowing Your Lawn At This Time Before Winter For A Healthier Yard In Spring

    When you start seeing the leaves change color, you may start wondering when you should stop mowing the lawn. Keep these key rules in mind before stopping.

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