Tag: Landscaping

Posted on 03/17/2024
Planting on a Slope: Prevent Erosion With These Gardening Tips
Planting anything on an incline might seem like more trouble than it's worth. However, if your yard has any slopes, you could be at risk for soil erosion and landslides. The best way to avoid them is to plant trees, shrubs or other plants on the slope to strengthen the ground. Here are some tips for gardening on...
Erosion
Gardening
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Posted on 08/20/2023
Dethatcher vs aerator: Which should you use?
When homeowners need to improve air circulation in their...
Aerator
Dethatcher
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Posted on 01/22/2023
Centipede grass: Important factors to remember
Centipede grass is possibly one of the easiest grasses to...
Centipede Grass
Grass
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Posted on 12/18/2022
Lawn care guide: Identifying grasses
Identifying grasses is an important step in understanding...
Grass Types
Landscaping
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Posted on 12/11/2022
Simple drainage solutions for yard & garden
If your yard is plagued with puddles and soggy spots, it might be time to consider drainage solutions. For yard drainage, there are plenty of DIY options you can handle without spending a fortune. Once you understand the causes of your drainage issues, you can find the best approach for improving a swamp situation. Here is a basic...
Downspout
Gardening
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Posted on 08/07/2022
Rock garden ideas: How to design your own
As eco-friendly landscaping becomes the norm, many savvy homeowners are seeking rock garden ideas. A rock garden is loosely defined as a space where natural stone and other hardscape elements serve as the primary focus of a garden design. They’re a favorite in dry climates for conserving water while still showing off your outdoor space in a creative...
Hardscape
Hardscaping
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Posted on 06/26/2022
Comparing granule & liquid fertilizer: Grass care guide
When taking care of lawns, many homeowners face many options of both granule and liquid fertilizer. Grass fertilizers all accomplish the same goals, though there are some key differences between granule and liquid forms. To help you decide which option is right for you and your lawn, here is a basic guide to granular vs liquid fertilizer: Granular...
Fertilizer
Granule Fertilizer
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Posted on 05/08/2022
The Best Small Trees for Your Front Yard
Using trees in your landscaping design is a great way to add dimension and depth to your front yard. However, it’s crucial to consider scale when choosing a tree for your yard so that you don’t completely overwhelm the space—or worse, cause problems for the foundation. Luckily there are lots of trees that work well in small yards,...
Exterior Design
Front Yard
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Posted on 12/12/2021
How to Create Your Own Wooden Garden Walkway
Wooden pallets are a budget-friendly source of reclaimed wood and can inspire countless DIY projects. For those who love casual and rustic garden pathways, a pallet might be the perfect place to start. Using just a few materials and tools you can create a wooden plank path for your outdoor space without breaking your budget. Here we’ll go...
Diy
DIY
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Posted on 12/22/2019
Curb Appeal for ROI
Photo by Breadmaker via Shutterstock You may be thinking that your best investments are inside the home: a snazzy new kitchen, a spa-like bathroom or new wood floors, but you can actually get a high return on investment (ROI) if you focus on your home's curb appeal. The first impression potential buyers have of your home is the...
Curb Appeal
Landscaping
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Posted on 08/04/2019
Common Soil Problems and How to Fix Them
Problems with the soil are one of the main reasons that the vegetables or fruits do not yield as expected. Gardeners with inadequate knowledge about the land then apply ineffective means to solve these soil issues. These methods, however, do not produce any tangible results. Here are some common soil issues that many gardening enthusiasts face as well...
Gardening Tips
Lawn Care
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Posted on 07/14/2019
Succulents for Your Landscaping
Succulents, succulents, succulents. Probably the most commonly thought of plant when considering xeriscaping. Succulents retain water in their leaves, stems, and roots, so they require little watering. Though you do have to be careful in your selection, or employ a bit more care, if your climate area experiences frost, most succulents grow very well in areas with hot...
Succulents
Landscaping
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