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  • gravel patio with lawn furniture
    By Rob Johnstone 13 hours ago

    The Best Gravel For A Long-Lasting Patio: What You Need To Know

    If you're looking to install a gravel patio, you may be wondering what gravel to use. Follow our tips and tricks to learn more about designing a durable patio.

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  • a freshly cut tree stump
    By Rob Johnstone 17 hours ago

    Read This Before You Remove A Tree Stump From Your Yard

    So, you've just cut down a tree and now you need to do something with the stump. Check out these tips and guidelines before you decide to remove it.

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  • Gray mushrooms in grass
    By Kirsten Nunez 3 days ago

    What It Means When Mushrooms Pop Up In Your Yard (And If You Should Worry)

    Why are fungi suddenly springing up in your yard? Find out the reasons that mushrooms make their appearances, and how to get rid of these organisms.

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  • Excessive mulch used at base of trees
    By David Kuchta 5 days ago

    When You Use Too Much Mulch, Here's What Happens To Your Plants

    Should you add mulch to your garden? Of course, as long as it isn't too much. Here is what could happen if you over-mulch and how to get your mulch level right.

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  • Lettuce seedlings growing out of toilet paper rolls sitting on a table.
    By Sharon Kong Perring 5 days ago

    If You Reuse Toilet Paper Rolls In Your Garden, You Might Spot One Moldy Issue

    Not all garden hacks age well. If your repurposed toilet paper rolls start growing mold, here is what it means for your plants and your gardening habits.

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  • man cutting tree branch overhanging fence
    By David Kuchta 6 days ago

    What To Do If Your Neighbor's Tree Is Crossing Over Onto Your Property

    We all want to have a good relationship with our neighbors. But what if their tree is crossing the line? Here is what you can do and what the laws say.

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  • man gardening in ppe
    By Sophie Pell 6 days ago

    Is The Deadliest Plant In The U.S. Growing In Your Yard?

    You may not even know that the deadliest plant in the U.S. is lurking in your yard. Here is why it is dangerous, how to spot, and best methods to remove it.

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  • Grape vines hanging from a pergola
    By David Kuchta 7 days ago

    This Throwback Garden Feature Is The Comeback Trend Replacing Pergolas

    A pergola can make a dreamy, shady spot in your backyard, but you should also consider this throwback design feature that's making a big return.

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  • lawn with soggy wet patches
    By Sophie Pell 7 days ago

    The Fast-Growing Tree That'll Effortlessly Absorb Excess Water In Your Yard

    Are you constantly contending with patches of excess water in your yard? Here is the native tree you should consider planting for a drier yard.

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  • patio with table and chairs in front of a privacy screen
    By Brandy Eaklor 7 days ago

    12 Creative Privacy Screen Ideas That Will Beautify Your Outdoor Space On Any Budget

    A privacy screen can make an amazing garden border or provide much-needed shade on your patio. Try these DIY privacy screen ideas that work on any budget.

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  • flowering dogwoods in bloom lining a street
    By David Kuchta 8 days ago

    The Biggest Downside To Planting Dogwood Trees That No One Warns You About

    Dogwoods are a beloved and beautiful native tree that many plant. However, there are some downsides you probably don't know about, from insects to diseases.

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  • Concrete patio with plants and chairs
    By David Kuchta 11 days ago

    Two Easy And Affordable Ways To Cover A Concrete Patio In Style

    A concrete patio might look like an eyesore when it's left bare, but try these two decorative solutions to cover a concrete patio and make it shine.

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  • A man using a riding lawn mower to cut tall grass
    By Ron Baker 14 days ago

    This Is The Most Popular Lawn Mower Brand In The USA (And Why Everyone Loves It)

    There are hundreds of options for mowers on the market, but one brand with a limited stock and long history takes the cake as the most popular with consumers.

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  • Curved pavers with weeds between them
    By Rob Johnstone 14 days ago

    The Simple, Lasting Fix That'll Keep Weeds Out Of Your Pavers And Cracks For Good

    Pavers look great, but the appeal can quickly be ruined by stubborn weeds popping up in the cracks. This one easy step will keep them out for good.

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  • Hedera canariensis growing through black metal fence
    By Sophie Pell 16 days ago

    The Fast-Spreading Invasive Vine You Should Never Plant On Your Property

    Learn how to spot an invasive vine that could be taking over your garden. Find out how to get rid of it and a native option you should consider planting.

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  • Princess trees growing in a field
    By David Kuchta 18 days ago

    Think Twice Before Planting These 5 Trees — They're Banned In Several US States

    These trees are old favorites, but beware: all is not as it seems. Avoid these banned and potentially invasive trees in your yard or garden.

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  • Dandelions blooming throughout a yard
    By David Kuchta 19 days ago

    The Best Way To Keep Dandelions From Spreading All Over Your Lawn And Garden

    Dandelions are a sign that spring is here, but too many of them can be a nuisance. This is the simplest and most efficient way to keep them at bay.

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  • Walking barefoot through healthy grass
    By Sophie Pell 20 days ago

    Is Aspirin The Secret To A Healthier Lawn?

    Discover how the simple medicine cabinet staple, aspirin, may give your lawn a healthy, lush boost. You may not believe the difference that it makes.

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  • A Bradford pear growing in farm country
    By Ron Baker 24 days ago

    Planting This Tree Should Be Against The Law. Luckily, It Is (In Some States)

    Bradford pear trees stink... literally. But there are many other reasons you will want to remove this invasive, tire-puncturing tree from your property.

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  • a gardener planting an unknown type of tree
    By Jillian Chapman 27 days ago

    This Tree Was Once So Popular. Now, Planting It Could Get You Into Legal Trouble

    Once a favorite ornamental, this tree is now banned in many places. Find out why it is on the invasive species list and native alternatives to consider instead.

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  • Gloved hand digging weed from between pavers
    By Lisa Bonham 27 days ago

    The Surefire Way To Keep Weeds From Growing Between Pavers

    Weeds can pop up in some of the most inconvenient spots, including between your pavers. Keep them from setting up shop with this easy maintenance tip.

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  • Remove this plant before it spreads
    By David Kuchta 28 days ago

    This Plant Is So Problematic, It's Actually Banned In Several US States

    Don't let this banned plant sneak into your yard. Discover what it is, where it thrives, and how to identify it before it becomes a problem.

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  • Weeds growing in the cracks between stone pavers
    By Rob Johnstone 29 days ago

    How To Keep Weeds Out Of Cracks Using A Pantry Staple You Already Own

    Weeds growing between cracks can make your outdoor space look unsightly. Thankfully, there's a non-toxic pantry staple that easily kills the unwanted plants.

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  • concrete birdbath with dirt stains
    By Sophie Pell 30 days ago

    The Easiest And Cheapest Way To Clean Your Birdbath To Keep It Looking Like New

    A dirty birdbath is a danger to your flying friends. Fortunately, there is a simple, affordable, and all-natural way to bring your birdbath back to life.

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  • woman mowing a lawn
    By Rob Johnstone 1 month ago

    Common Lawn Mowing Mistakes To Avoid At All Costs If You Want A Lush Green Yard

    The perfect lawn comes with a lot of care and attention. But, you should also follow these simple guidelines to avoid the top lawn care mistakes.

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  • outdoor container herb garden
    By Sophie Pell 1 month ago

    The Easy-To-Grow Herb That Will Enrich The Soil In Your Garden All On Its Own

    Plants need soil rich in nutrients to be able to thrive. Here is the herb you should consider planting to help enrich soil for its neighboring plants to thrive.

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  • A hand sifting very loose soil
    By Ron Baker 1 month ago

    The Quick Trick That Makes It Easy To Know If It's Time To Aerate Your Lawn

    Wondering if it is time to aerate your lawn? Here's a quick and clever trick that uses a tool from your shed and how to use it as part of your lawn maintenance.

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