Landscaper Fixes His Bumpy Lawn With Only Home Depot Finds
Got a bumpy lawn? Skip the expensive makeover. One landscaper easily smooths things out with a few simple Home Depot finds and a little elbow grease.
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How Long Gas Can Sit In Your Lawn Mower
Gas doesn't stay fresh forever, and the window may be shorter than you think. There’s a simple way, though, to extend its life and avoid headaches.
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Skip The Metal File: Sharpen Lawn Mower Blades With A Tool You Already Own
A clean, crisp cut can make all the difference in how your lawn looks. This simple sharpening trick helps give your grass that freshly groomed finish.
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What's The Best Fertilizer For Bermuda Grass?
That fertilizer bag isn't just a wall of numbers. A few key figures can help you choose the right formula for a thick, healthy Bermuda lawn.
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The Best Ways To Cut Grass If You Don't Own A Lawn Mower
No mower? No problem. From old-school tools to seriously unconventional options, there are more ways to keep your grass in check than you might expect.
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If You Do One Thing For Your Lawn In August, It Needs To Be This
A quick lawn check now could prevent a costly surprise later. Look closely, and you might spot something with the potential to destroy large parts of your lawn.
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What's The Best Lawn Fertilizer For Thick Green Grass?
The best lawn fertilizer depends on your grass, but a few expert-recommended options rise above the rest. They could be the key to a thicker, greener lawn.
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How Long Does The Average Lawn Mower Last?
Several factors can affect how long your mower lasts, but with the right care and maintenance, it may keep your lawn looking great for longer than you expect.
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Outdated Boomer Garden Advice Millennials Absolutely Can't Stand
What one generation sees as gardening gospel, another sees as overdue for retirement. Here's where opinions are blooming in very different directions.
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What It Means If You Find Foamy Bubbles On Your Lawn
Spotting foamy bubbles on your lawn might look alarming, but it could be less of a problem than you think. Here’s what that strange sudsy stuff actually means.
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If You Do One Thing For Your Lawn In June, It Needs To Be This
This lawnmower trick takes just seconds, but it could mean the difference between a lawn overrun with weeds and dry, brittle grass and a lush, green yard.
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What The Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts For Precipitation In Summer 2026
It varies by region, of course, but according to The Old Farmer's Almanac, much of the country could be in for a specific summer precipitation pattern.
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Consumer Reports Says This Is The Best Riding Lawn Mower In 2026
Tested on thick, dense grass, this mower powered its way to Consumer Reports’ highest rating of 2026, and the title of best riding lawn mower of the year.
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Costco's Best Riding Lawn Mower, According To Reviews
Buying a riding lawn mower is a big investment, so if you're going the Costco route, here's dozens of reviews had to say about the highest-rated model.
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Get Greener Grass In Your Lawn By Doing This One Thing In March
When spring has finally sprung in March, you can help your grass out with one more chore. Help with aeration and limit disease by adding this chore to your day.
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Exactly When To Reseed Your Lawn For The Grass Of Your Dreams
Keeping up with your lawn means timing everything just right. Depending on your grass type, you will need to reseed as the seasons change to fill in bare spots.
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Say Goodbye To Hose Clutter With An Easy DIY Solution For The Garden
Keeping your hose tidy is one of those things none of us find joy in, but this DIY might help by being cheap and easy. Plus, it can be pretty to look at.
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What Joanna Gaines Suggests For A No-Mow Fixer Upper-Inspired Landscape
Between the water bill and the task of mowing, there are plenty of good reasons to go without grass. Joanna Gaines has one suggestion for cutting out the lawn.
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Consumer Reports Names 3 Power Snow Shovels Worth Buying
It's not a snow shovel, and it's not a snow blower. It's a power snow shovel, and Consumer Reports has released its reports of the top three options.
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Could You Be Fined When Shoveling Snow Out Of The Yard And Into The Road?
When a mountain of snow gets dumped onto your property, it can be tempting to push it back into the road, but that's a dangerous and potentially costly idea.
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Can You Remove Snow From Your Lawn With A Mower? Here's What We Found
To embrace the less-is-more mentality and use your lawn mower as a snow plow, be ready to invest in the parts. There are some budget and space considerations.
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The Most Efficient Way To Use A Snow Blower In Your Yard This Winter
While using a snow blower is way more efficient than a shovel in some cases, it isn't foolproof. You can still waste a lot of time if you don't make a plan.
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Take Control Of Unwanted Crabgrass With A Simple Solution For Your Lawn
Crabgrass is one of the toughest weeds to eliminate from your lawn, but there's one method makes it easier. Just make sure to apply it at the correct time.
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How To Prepare Your Garden For Heavy Winter Snow
Your shrubs, trees, and perennials can take significant damage from heavy snowfall. Before that looming winter storm hits, prepare your garden the right way.
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Handling Leaves From Your Neighbor's Tree: Who Is Responsible For Cleanup?
No matter how much you love your neighbor, it can be frustrating when the tree next door drops those pesky fall leaves. But what can you legally do about it?
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When To Apply Weed Control For A Greener Lawn This Winter
Some climates have a green lawn all year long, and that includes winter. Keep the weeds in your grass under control by applying herbicides at the right time.
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Transform Your Lawn Mower Into A Salt Spreader With This Smart Trick
Whether you're new to a snowy climate or you just never knew you had another way to deice your property, here's an alternative to hand spreading rock salt.
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