7 Tips on Preparing Your Lawn for the Fall
If you want your lawn to be ready for what the fall brings, this guide can come in handy. Here are tips on preparing your lawn for the Fall.
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How to Tell if a Tree is Dead
Learn how to tell if a tree is dead with advice from our experts, signalling it's probably time to consider its removal.
Have You Tried a Native Garden? It's Great for the Environment!
Make your yard a natural extension of your region's scenic parklands. A native garden requires less water and fertilizer and diminishes the need for pesticides.
Just Gorgeous! A Rose Landscape for Your Yard
If you love roses, why not use them in your home's landscaping? They are colorful and attractive on their own and make terrific accents for any flower garden.
Coffee Grounds for Grass? Yes, Spread Them on Your Lawn!
Don't throw away your used coffee grounds. Let them dry out and spread them on grass and in gardens. Worms love them, and worms and coffee both help the soil!
Yard Fertilization: 5 Big Tips for Fertilizing Your Lawn
Keep your grass healthy and beautiful by using fertilizer. Read on to discover the 5 big tips for yard fertilization here.
What Is a Landscape Architect, and Why Do You Need One?
A landscape architect serves a very specific purpose and can be a godsend for your lawn or garden. In the following article, we'll explore why you need one.
5 Helpful Tips to Maintaining a Garden Bed
Keeping the garden healthy year round can prove to be a hard task for anyone. Here are 5 tips to maintaining a garden bed.
3 Important Benefits of Pruning Shrubs and Trees
Pruning increases the amount of growth to any shrub or tree that is pruned. Here are 3 important benefits of pruning shrubs and trees.
Top 5 Low-Maintenance Plants to Grow in Your Yard This Summer
Wanting that colorful yard you always dreamed of this summer but don't have much time? Here are the top 5 low-maintenance plants to grow in your yard.
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