If you're looking for an all-natural addition to your fertilizer, grass is a clear choice, but before you include it, there ...

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Looking out at a yard full of bare spots and thin patches is enough to make any homeowner feel like they're losing a battle with nature, but the mistake most people make is usually just a matter of ...

Late spring is an ideal time frame to prune/trim many flowering shrubs and trees as well as most evergreens. The best way to tell which ones to cut now? Their bloom times. Spring-flowering woody ...

When faced with an empty yard that's in dire need of landscaping, it's tempting to reach for fast-growing plants that will quickly fill the space. But the rapid spread of some species can be bad news.

If you missed that September/October window for planting grass seed, don’t despair. You can still set your yard up for a lush lawn in the spring through a practice called dormant grass seeding. This ...

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