Move Over, Grass: There's A Tough Lawn Alternative With Flowers
Looking to change up your lawn's look while also saving time and money on maintenance and watering? This alternative to grass might be for you.
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Skip The Seed: The Stylish Alternative To Cover A Dead Area Of Grass
Nothing can ruin the look of a perfectly manicured lawn like a big, brown dead patch. We have the perfect solution to bring life to that pesky bare spot.
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How Often Should I Replace Lawn Mower Blades?
Lawn mower blades wear down with time but it can be confusing when to replace them or if you should just sharpen. Here's how often they need replacing.
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The Easy Way To Level Bumpy Grass Using An End-Of-Season Garden Staple
A little mixing and filling can go a long way toward smoothing out those lawn low spots. Best of all, you may already have one of the ingredients on hand.
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How Often To Water New Grass Seed To Establish A Healthy Lawn
New grass seeds needs plenty of water to germinate. Daily watering, and sometimes more, is essential, depending on the type of grass and time of year.
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Skip WD-40: 10 Better Ways To Keep Grass From Sticking To Your Lawn Mower
WD-40 is great and all but these remedies to keeping grass from sticking to your lawn mower deck and blades are also worth trying because most are simple.
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Man Uses Only Home Depot Finds To Smooth & Level His Bumpy Lawn
A lawn care expert levels a bumpy lawn using sand, potting mix, and basic Home Depot tools, without expensive landscaping equipment or a crew.
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Forget The WD-40? A Quick Trick To Remove Grass Clippings From Your Lawn Mower Deck
If your mower deck is clogged with grass clippings and you're not keen on the pre-mowing WD-40 trick, this quick and factory-fitted fix might be your solution.
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Aerate, Dethatch Or Overseed: Which Comes First For The Best Lawn?
Mowing your lawn is just one of the many maintenance tasks for a lush lawn. You also need to overseed, aerate, and dethatch. And here's the right order.
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3 Things Your Lawn Needs In September To Remain Healthy
Learn the three things your lawn needs in the fall to stay healthy: feed, weed, and seed. Here's what to do in September for a lush lawn next spring.
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7 Signs That Prove It's Time To Sharpen Your Lawn Mower Blades
Dull mower blades can ruin your lawn, cost you money, and make mowing more difficult. If you're worried they need to be sharpened, here's what to check for.
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It's Not Plants Or Trees: There's Another Yard Mistake Attracting Snakes
Snakes might not all be harmful, but chances are you still don't want them lurking in you yard. Here's ne mistake you might be making that draws them in.
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What Should You Put On Your Lawn In September?
Whether you have a cool- or warm-season grass lawn, a little maintenance in September can help keep it in great condition as the seasons change.
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Use An Old Wood Plank And Rake To Smooth And Level Your Yard
Uneven spots can make a yard harder to enjoy and create drainage problems, but a simple combination of common yard tools can help restore a level surface.
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Don't Start Fall Fertilizing Until You Have Done This To Your Lawn First
Before you start applying fertilizer to your lawn in fall, this key task will help ensure you apply the correct amendments and keep on top of soil health.
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Can I Hose Down A Lawn Mower?
Cleaning grass from your mower's underside can be surprisingly simple, but there are a handful of things to consider when it comes to using a hose.
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This Low-Maintenance Turfgrass Can Attract Pollinators Through September
Native to China, this turfgrass provides pollen for bees at a time when many other food sources have decreased. It's also attractive to some butterflies.
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Handy Tools For Removing Grass From Your Lawn Mower Blades And Deck
Cleaning your lawn mower blades and deck doesn't have to be a dreaded chore. These tools will help you do an efficient job... even with caked dirt!
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Lawn Mower Vs. Lawn Tractor: What's The Difference?
Here, we break down the differences between lawn mowers and lawn tractors so you can pick out the right machine to get your yard looking pristine.
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What Does Baking Soda Do For Grass?
Our expert chemist says that neither a little sprinkle nor a big spoonful of baking soda is good for your grass. This is down to its basic chemical components.
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Why You're Seeing Fewer Lawn Sprinklers (And What Homeowners Are Using Instead)
More and more homeowners are ditching their lawn sprinklers, and it all comes down to concerns about water usage. Here's what they're using instead.
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What Do Blue Utility Flags Mean?
We've all seen colorful flags and corresponding markings out on public, and private, roads and driveways. But what do the blue flags signal?
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There's Simply No Need For Pricey Lawn Aerators — Here's A Cheaper DIY Solution
Time to ditch those expensive aerators! With this low-cost option, you can use a common power tool to aerate a small lawn as effectively as any core aerator.
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How Long It Actually Takes To Repair A Lawn After A Pest Infestation
How long does it take to repair after lawn pest damage? It depends on the damage and the type of pest, but there are key steps to take.
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Mole And Vole Holes Look Different: Here's How To Identify What's In Your Yard
Something is making holes in your yard. Discover the difference between mole vs. vole damage and how to get rid of these destructive creatures.
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What To Do With Your Lawn In August To Ensure It Bounces Back Next Spring
August is a good time to do some pivotal lawn maintenance. These are three tasks to complete to give your lawn the best chance for great health come spring.
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What Do Green Utility Flags Mean?
Those little green flags in your yard aren't a signal to start digging. Before your next outdoor project, here's why you should pay attention to them.
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