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The Best Types of Mulch to Use in Your Garden
Mulch is used to keep the soil moist, control weeds, maintain a cool environment, prevent frost heaving in the winter, and make the garden bed more pleasant. Mulches that are organic also aid in the structure of the soil, drainage, and nutrient-holding capacity as...
How Often Should You Mow Your Lawn?
The greatest amount of time you will spend on your lawn's upkeep is when you mow it. Mowing your yard at the correct height may help to create an attractive appearance for your house and promote grass growth. Mowing frequency is determined by a variety of factors....
Avoid These Top 5 Landscaping Errors
Are you interested in planting and starting a garden, but you don't know where to begin? Oftentimes, learning what not to do is a great first step. Here are 5 landscaping errors you should avoid: Avoid Ground Covers That Can Overrun Your Yard Ground covers are...
Which Plants to Use for a Pet-Friendly Garden
Not all pets are affected in the same way if they get into poisonous and noxious plants. A day lily, for example, may not harm a dog; however, a curious cat might experience vomiting, kidney failure, or even death if they consume the common garden plant. There are...
How to Build An Outdoor Waterfall
In planning an outdoor waterfall, you must consider two things: the pool into which the water falls and the waterfall's cascading form. You'll utilize a pump in the pond to keep water recirculating from the pond to your waterfall's top, where it will plunge back down...
Start Your Own Zen Garden With These Tips
Do you appreciate nature and enjoy interpreting the world symbolically? You're probably a great fit for a Zen garden! Low-maintenance landscaping enthusiasts, on the other hand, should think twice before building one. Zen gardens might appear to be simple, but they...
What You Should Know About Pollinator Gardens
The term "pollinator garden" is relatively new, but it's an essential one for both gardeners and environmentalists. We are in a pollinator crisis because of the rapid decline of bees, widespread use and application of pesticides, and economic aspects of previous...
3 Tips on Fertilizing Your Lawn This Spring
To ensure healthy growth and discourage weeds, it's best to fertilize your lawn in mid to late spring. When you're ready to apply fertilizer for the first time this season, here are some pointers on how to use it safely and other things you can do to help your grass...
Essential Tips for March Landscaping in New York
It's time to start planning for your spring yard now that you've survived the harsh New York winter! Here's a landscaping checklist for March to keep your garden looking beautiful all summer. Early preparation The first step in creating a lovely yard is to prepare...