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Virtually all homeowners want a lawn that is healthy and attractive – that looks cared for. Many enjoy working on their property to keep it looking its best, and even those who don’t enjoy it very…

The most common indication of a fire ant problem is one of their signature mounds. As they create underground networks of tunnels and chambers for food storage, births, and hibernation, they displace a lot of…

During the winter, even one of our mild ones, it’s unlikely that you’re giving much thought to gardening. But it won’t be long before the outdoors is calling again, and a little planning now can…

As winter goes on and we see grass and other plants becoming dry and dormant, it’s tempting to take some time away from the demands of lawn maintenance. The bad news (it’s not that bad)…

As fall’s cool temperatures become winter cold, many people move their potted plants indoors or buy new houseplants to add color and vibrancy to a season that requires spending a lot of time indoors. Here…

In regions that experience seasonal cold, most plants are hardy enough to get through winters on their own. Ornamental trees and shrubs, however, need a helping hand to ensure that they greet the arrival of…

If you’re a homeowner who values the appearance of your property, you’ve spent time and money to maintain the health of your lawn, ornamental trees, and shrubs. You want them to look their best as late…

Ask a random group of homeowners how they handle fallen autumn leaves and most will sort themselves into one of two groups: Either they leave leaves where they fall, or they industriously gather every single…

Mulch can provide a variety of important benefits for your ornamental trees and shrubs. The basic principles for using it correctly are fairly straightforward, but many people are not familiar with them. As a result,…

Even a careful waterer may notice the occasional area where water pools on a lawn because of poor drainage. This water isn’t doing anything for your grass, but it will still show up on your…