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In order to get that gorgeous, colorful summer garden of your dreams, it’ll take a little planning. Spring is the time when you need to start thinking ahead and planting the bulbs you’d like to see bloom in the summer. These ...

Now that spring is in full swing, you’re probably spending a lot of time in your garden planting, watering and weeding. Like the nastiest of weeds, we know your garden tools can get pretty tangled up, so you end up spending m...

Constructing a beautiful garden may seem like a daunting task, but really all it takes is a few tools and materials, a small space, and a few hours of your time to be able to enjoy years of fresh vegetables and colorful flowe...

What! Brown spots on your lawn? And it’s not a common lawn disease! Sadly despite all of the weekly mows, the planting, and sprinkling, sometimes it seems you just can’t get your entire lawn green and healthy. If you have bro...

In the warmer months, yard sales are a fun and easy way to de-clutter your yard and home while making some extra money. Easy as it may be, it’s not always as simple as displaying your wares on the lawn and hoping for a good t...

Summer weather can bring out the worst in your lawn. Bacteria that’s already living in your grass is ready to get out and attack. All it takes is the right environmental conditions in order for them to develop.

We all know that grass needs to drink, but how and when should you water it? There are good ways and not so good ways to water your lawn.

A beautiful lawn and garden takes a lot of work to maintain. However, there are ways to lighten the load and one of those is to add lawn edging.

One of the easiest ways to improve your lawn requires no special skills, and no extra time. Everything you need is already on your lawn; you just have to know how to utilize it.

April showers only bring May flowers if you plant them, but where to begin on your garden can be the hardest part. Fortunately, we can help you get started.

It’s spring and you still haven’t planted your bulbs? Don’t panic, there’s still hope. Several bulb varieties die in winter cold and therefore can only be planted in spring. These are called tender or summer bulbs. Some tende...