It’s common to have a few fallen tree branches, a pile of leaves in fall, and perhaps trimmings from your shrubs throughout the year. You may simply put these in a trash can for the city to haul away, but…
An arsenal of tools can drastically increase a gardener’s green thumb. However, we’ve learned through the ages that some tools are more beneficial to others. When it comes to digging around in the dirt, the age-old spade may actually not…
If you have been struggling to make your lawn green and vibrant, then hydroseeding may be the solution you’re looking for. Hydroseeding involves using a tank to apply a special seeded slurry onto the land you want to cover with grass.…
You’ve just moved into a new home, and you’re itching to make it your own. There’s just one problem. The yard is a wild, overgrown mess. Or maybe you’ve been living in your abode for a while, but life’s been…
In your quest to cultivate a healthy lawn, you might stumble upon a fascinating yet perplexing sight: a pattern known as a “fairy ring.” Often found in lawns and open grassy areas, this eye-catching spectacle takes the form of a…
When you think of a colorful garden, yellow daises or pink tulips might come to mind, but what about grass and shrubs? These plants are synonymous with greenery, but they are far from monochrome, as the name implies. Flowers aren’t…
Your water bill may seem like the type of utility you don’t have much control over, but there are numerous simple ways to reduce this cost. Some of the easiest ways to save on your water bill include finding unknown…
If you’re looking into upgrading your backyard setup, you’ll first need to know how much it will cost. A complete renovation typically costs about $15,000 to $50,000 on average, according to Home Advisor. However, the cost is very relative and…
Mulberry weed is considered an invasive plant due to its rapid growth, high seed production, and ability to outcompete native plants. Hailing from Asia, the weed has spread to various parts of the world, becoming a problem in a number of…
No Mow May (along with No Mow April and Low Mow Spring) might have finally caused a hiccup in the inertia most of us experience about lawn care. The average American spends 70 hours per year mowing, weeding, fertilizing, and…
