Learn how to identify Michigan’s most common weeds, including dandelions, crabgrass, and clover, to keep your lawn healthy and weed-free.
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Rela Catucod, a writer and gardening enthusiast, blends her expertise in nurturing plants with helpful tips in her articles. With experience in caring for orchids and succulents, she knows the secrets to keeping plants healthy. She aims to assist garden lovers in cultivating thriving, beautiful gardens in their homes.
How to Water Your Lawn in Fall and Winter
This fall and winter, make sure your grass gets just enough water — no more, no less. How to water depends on the soil moisture, rain, and temperature.
The Best Iowa Native Plants for Landscaping
Discover how choosing Iowa native plants, like purple coneflower and prairie dropseed, can create an eco-friendly and low-maintenance yard.
Landscaping Ideas for Your Key West Home
Discover Key West landscaping ideas to enhance your landscape, like native plants and ornamental grasses. Get expert tips for a beautiful landscape.
When to Apply Weed and Feed in Ohio
Apply weed and feed in Ohio between mid-April and early June for best results. Find out the right timing for your region to achieve a lush, weed-free lawn.
When to Overseed Bahiagrass in Florida
The best time to overseed bahiagrass in Florida is spring to early summer, but it depends on where in the state you live.
When to Fertilize Bahiagrass in Florida
Fertilize your Florida bahiagrass lawn from spring to early fall (Central and North Florida) or all year (South Florida) for a healthy lawn.
Planting Zones of New York State
Explore New York’s planting zones from 4a to 7b. Discover which zone your city falls into and what it means for your outdoor space.
Should You Plant a Clover Lawn in California?
Thinking about a clover lawn in California? Discover the benefits and drawbacks, and why it’s best planted in coastal and northern California regions.
Can a Clover Lawn Grow in Southern California?
Clover lawns can grow in Southern California but need extra care in the hot, dry climate. Discover why they’re ideal and how to maintain them.