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Spring is a time to help rejuvenate your lawn by raking to improve the… More
...of the problems for backyard flooding is improper soil drainage. In many situations, you… More
... because your real estate is limited in the front yard doesn't mean the… More
... to add greenery either inside or outdoors. Front yard planters are used to… More
Areas of backyard flooding---usually after heavy rainfall or even brief rainstorms---indicate problems with backyard… More
Yard Machine is a brand that was once sold through the Montgomery Ward catalogs… More
...o well. Moss loves shade, infertile and compacted soil, low soil pH and poor… More
... pine tree from your yard can cause damage to the lawn that surrounds… More
...way to root the grass well and get a good-looking yard. However, you must… More
... an ideal addition, and an important one, to your lawn, garden and landscape.… More
...olerant. Fescue prefers full sun to partial shade yards. It does require heavy watering… More
...ing to peat moss as a solution. Peat moss loosens soil and allows air… More
...stray dandelion here or there. The quality of the soil and root depth of… More
...ying sod is a fairly straightforward process, new lawns must be… More
...awn to return nutrients and organic matter to the soil. This preserves landfill space,… More
Topsoil is sold by the cubic yard. According to the Oregon State Extension Office,… More
...t grass. When you dethatch a yard, you expose the soil that nutrients, grass… More
A healthy, beautiful lawn adds value to your property and provides a place in… More
...growing at least 1 inch a week. When getting your lawn to grow faster,… More
...ny people go to extra measures to make sure their yards look their best.… More
...rs and compost. Get a healthy lawn naturally with tips from a landscaper in this… More
...lling rodents naturally from digging holes in the yard involves using a rodent-proof cloth under… More
...o determine what kind of flowers to plant in your yard, assess the amount of… More
.... Discover the importance of aerating a lawn with tips from a landscaping expert in… More
...a $1000 dollars. Put in a lawn inexpensively with tips from a professional landscape in… More
...g 2 or 3 inches of compost or potting soil to the yard and covering… More
...ve care using beneficial nematodes sprayed on the lawn three times a year. Get rid… More
... of compost or potting soil and grass seed to the yard. Make sure a… More
...rch, June and October are good months for regular lawn care. Schedule yard work with… More
...ional exterminator to set traps or by soaking the soil with a mixture of soap,… More
The best way to keep dogs out of your yard is to put up a… More
When scheduling yard work, aerate the lawn and compost flower beds in the spring, trim… More
...ubs, de-cluttering the entire area, reseeding the lawn and adding fresh plants to the landscape… More
...Check mice and mole traps on a regular basis with tips from... More
... a lawn by cleaning up dog waste and applying top soil to areas of… More
Build an outdoor barbeque or grill pit with bricks and getting a stepping effect in… More
Build a backyard barbeque pit, learn how to dig a hole and whether or not… More
Learn how and where to safely store a yard edger in this free educational video… More
...ricks to establish relationships and learn safety tips in this free construction video. More
Learn how to safely and easily use a yard edger in this free educational video… More
Expert tips and advice on making and welding yard art and learning to make a… More
...w out of it and learn tips for making and welding yard art in this… More
Clearing the yard for your new picket fence is an important first step. Learn how… More
Safety tips and advice on making and welding yard art, wearing a welding helmet, safety… More
Learn tips for mowing your lawn with an electric mower, in this free lawn care… More
...the whole family. Learn how with expert gardening tips in this free video. More
Tips on the learning the type of soil in your garden to grow the most… More
Learn all about oak tree potting soil with expert tips on growing oak trees from… More
...the curb appeal of a house like a beautiful front yard garden. Learn how to… More
Learn lawn care and gardening safety tips, in this free gardening and lawn care video… More
My yard has been just full of the Finches. More
So things are dead or dying off in your yard. As you continue with fall clean up, remember our birds as well. A tidy yard is not a bird friendly yard. Keep some leafs in the flower beds and under the shrubs. Ground scratching birds like juncos and thrushes are… More
... are a couple of Yellow Swallotails I found in my yard this week. Two at one time was a joy. Linda B More
...at type of beans these are. I'm guessing they are yard long beans. My grandfather simply called them green beans. If they are indeed yard long beans..how do I know when they are ready for harvest? More
This article was just published in a Baltimore magazine called Urbanite: http://www.urbanitebaltimore.com/sub.cfm?issueID=74§ionID=4&articleID=1263 Spaces might appear in that URL. Just get rid of them to see the post if you have problems. Here's a sample of the article. "Horticulturally, my formative years were schizophrenic. My father was a salesman for a… More
...vertical structure in an otherwise flat and plain lawnscape). But, only now I learnt that there is buried cable running smack under the mail post. I… More
... her dry lawn. Can they arrest you for an unkempt yard? Also notice this is being reported by the BBC, I don't watch much mainstream news due to not… More
This is the island in the front yard. I finished this in back in the middle of January. The 2 palms are Bismarckia nobilis or Bismarks, the 2 next to them are FL coonties, and the flowers are pink and purple New Guinea impatiens.:D More
...ad to have happened upon this site! I never had a yard before last year and the yard I've got now apparently never had a gardener before. Spent a year hacking through the vines and weeds and digging up invasive roots and tubors...who knew gardening could be… More
...t bought a house! Someone was rather proud of the yard at one point, but it has become a jungle. I have more mysterious plants, but I forgot to take pictures. One of them is a tuber or rhizome (I always get them mixed up) and the leaves grow… More
i was out in the yard with my 2yo, and i walked past this little patch of pachysandra and a mama duck flew out at me. i went and looked at the spot where she had been, and she has a nest in our yard with at least 6 eggs.… More
...de of the fence. Unfortunately, they grow into my yard and wrap themselves all over my perennials! I have cut them back right on the fence line numerous times, but they grow fast! Does anyone have a good solution to this issue?… More
...yone else's stuff in town blooms first before our yard! Well, I finally got my lilies, and the Chinese forget-me-nots. More
...is safe for me to put the grass clippings from my yard that has had weed & feed fertilizer applied to it into the compost pile if the intended use of the compost is for a vegetable garden? More
..., I discovered that two of the plants in my front yard are rosemary bushes. Are these safe to use as food? If so, how do I harvest/store? More
I have tons of things blooming in my yard. Kratz7 P.S. How do I make my photos smaller? More
...s of top soil to start up the garden in the front yard. The question I had before I put it down was that if I had a neutral pH top soil, will it eventually become the same pH as the ground underneath it?… More
...r, what new and different birds are visiting your yard theses days? Though they are around all year long, nuthatches and titmouse are showing up. Bluejay are coming by in numbers now. Ron Sign up for your FR*EE newsletter at: http://www.backyardbirdingtips.com/ More
...ut right now it is completely overrunning my back yard. I have a rather clay-ey soil. Usually either too wet or… More
...d to this house a little over 2 years ago and the yard was in horrible shape.... 98% weeds, only 2 badly neglected flowerbeds and almost no grass at all! Starting with our very first summer here in '04, we've been working hard at getting rid of the weeds… More
So, yeah, I've got a LOT of moss out in the back yard. And it's taking it's toll on my grass. I bought the moss-out stuff finally, and the directions say to remove (by hand) as much moss as you can with a thatcher. Hmm, okay... So I'm doing that… More
Hi, I'm a newbie here. I'm not much into lawn care and I don't really know all the "do's and don'ts". Here is my deal. We built a new home in 2000 and I have replanted the lawn 3 times. The last time was last fall. I planted fescue which… More
I have a real mess in my back yard (zone 7). Poor soil, large old grown trees that surround the property, and a beautiful garden surrounding an area that should be grass but is instead a combination of sick looking grass, weeds and mud. I'm seriously considering covering the whole… More
Here is a website that describes them very well. http://www.uky.edu/Agriculture/Entomology/entfacts/struct/ef632.htm If your black flies bite we have those too but not as bad as the gnats. :eek: Yes black flies take a little chunk out of you. We get them early in spring before mosquitos. All you have to do… More
My lawn needs to be replaced. It hasn't been maintained really and hasn't been ariated/tilled in like 20 years.. What I intend to do is start from scratch.. I don't really know anything about lawn care/maintance - other then how to mow it :).. anyways, from what I know I… More
...ed to share these before and now photos of my backyard. We have a unique back yard that came with a huge boulder. Here's a before few pictures.. My dream garden is one with native flowers, trees, paths, not alot of grass and water like a pond or… More
... my perennials as needed with Miracle Gro potting soil and use the same for annuals. So, I've been dumping the "used" soil in one large pile, and now I have a wheelbarrow full of dirt! :confused: haha! My question is - what should I do with all… More
I had a pond in the yard..in the ground. My ex husband was going to reline it and he moved all the fish to a kiddie pool. We divorced before the hole was filled. I am happy with the fish and plants in the pool, but the hole was not… More
...lping to decompost all the "untreated" mulch into soil. Nice colony of Bird's Nest! The black structure in the cup are the spore cases. When it rains the raindrops hit the spore case… More
Just read about Rain Gardens ("Bioretention Pond"). Didn't know where to post it (mods can move it, if it doesn't belong here. :D ;) ). Thought some of you might want to know about rain gardens also. http://www.for-wild.org/download/rainclay/rainclay.html With changing federal laws governing water quality, many municipalities are enacting storm… More
... 1/2 year old horse barn compost pile, a 10 cubic yard load of year old wood chips(half rotten) and that roll of moldy hay. I layered it over the area, Tilled the area both ways.… More
...her than bringing in a bobcat and 100 yards of topsoil does anyone have any ideas???:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: More
...bought a house with a huge pecan tree in the back yard and a smaller one in front. I've heard the leaves shed tannic acid into the soil and it's difficult to get anything to grow around the trees. DOes anybody have any info they could share about… More
...! Often, I find my stuff has seeded over into the yard. I find a lot of pinks that way. My daisy collection was built out of the lawn. Many wildflowers find… More
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