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It's never fun to get into any conflict with a neighbor, but if they are causing flooding in your yard, you will definitely need to take some action.
Read MoreIn this economy, it's understandable for gardeners to cut corners anywhere they can. However, when it comes to buying seeds, cheaper is definitely not better.
Read MoreThey say good fences make good neighbors, but things might get tense if you notice their fence is actually in your yard. Here's how you should proceed.
Read MorePicture gorgeous mountain peaks, glacial ponds, mountain huts, and ancient castles. All that and more is on offer in this popular Polish national park.
Read MoreDry weather doesn’t have to mean a dull garden. This hardy bloom thrives under the sun, adding vibrant color and movement with every pollinator it invites.
Read MoreNothing strikes fear into a gardener's heart like plants with burnt leaves. Worse still, one classic landscaping feature might just be to blame.
Read MoreIt's easy to assume that evergreen trees will always stay healthy through the winter — but that's not necessarily the case. So, what can you do to protect them?
Read MoreWinding down lawn care for the winter doesn't mean abandoning your cool-season lawn. Instead, take the time to aerate it before winter sets in on that fescue.
Read MoreAfter analyzing hundreds of tent reviews, one model consistently rises above the rest. Here's what makes it the top choice, and if it's a good fit for you.
Read MoreWith their wide-spreading, leafy branches, ash trees are quite popular in the U.S., but they’re being seriously threatened by a truly devastating beetle.
Read MoreYou might think you know everything your plants need from sunshine to water to soil type, but do you know the pH? These easy-to-use devices can help.
Read MoreAre you worried about ticks every time you step into your yard? Well, we're here to help because there's one tick myth you don't need to fret about anymore.
Read MoreThinking about getting a Ferris mower, but not sure if it's worth the steep investment? These key factors will help you make the right choice for your yard.
Read MoreIf you’ve ever pined for the gardens of France, you can bring some of that Gallic splendor to your own backyard with a little bit of landscaping.
Read MoreIf you're hoping to beat the summer heat or need some backyard privacy, growing a tree canopy might be the exact arboricultural answer you're looking for.
Read MoreWhen you think of castle ruins, you probably think of Europe, but Colorado boasts its very own version, located in one of the state's most beautiful parks.
Read MoreIf you want to create a lush, romantic feel around your birdbath, then plant these shade-loving perennials that will wonderfully enhance your garden scene.
Read MoreIf you are thinking about getting Ryobi's electric push mower, here's how long the batteries will last and what could shorten their lifespan.
Read MoreMesh netting may seem like a gardener's best friend. After all, it protects your plants, but there are many dangerous downsides to this gardening staple.
Read MoreA birdbath can be the centerpiece of your yard, helping attract birds and other wildlife ... including wasps. Many would prefer to avoid these unwanted pests.
Read MoreWhile you might expect insects or amphibians to pack some poison, you might be shocked that one well-known bird can actually deliver some deadly toxins.
Read MoreNo backyard is complete without a bar, but due to the rain, you can't use just any countertop. Fortunately, there's one material that's perfect for bad weather.
Read MoreGoing to the bathroom in the wilderness can be an uncomfortable experience, but a waterless toilet can make your next camping trip a whole lot easier.
Read MoreA patio can be your backyard oasis, but it can get pretty slippery after it rains. Fortunately, this patio material is perfectly suited for rainy climates.
Read MoreSummer might seem like the perfect time to fill up your bird feeder, but there's a major (and dangerous) drawback to leaving a feeder out during warm weather.
Read MoreAs winter approaches, it's understandable you might mow the lawn less often. But you might also want to adjust your approach for the cooler temps, as well.
Read MoreYou love hanging out in your yard … but so do ticks. Fortunately, there’s a landscaping tip that can beautify your lawn and keep these dangerous beasts at bay.
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