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Keep Your Yard Creepy Year-Round with a Goth Garden
Goth gardens incorporate dark foliage and vintage decorative pieces. We’ll show you how to create your own goth garden to keep your yard creepy all year round.
How to Deal with the Neighbor’s Leaves in Your Yard
Know your rights and responsibilities for natural leaf fall vs. intentional blowing. Expert advice on how to deal with a neighbor’s leaves in your yard.
Benefits of Dormant Seeding Your Lawn
Take a look at the many benefits of dormant seeding your lawn, including fewer weeds, greater drought resistance, and less watering.
How to Plant Kentucky Bluegrass Seed
Learn how to plant Kentucky bluegrass with our guide. Prepare your soil, sow the seeds, and water properly to grow a lush, blue-green lawn.
How Much Water Does St. Augustinegrass Need?
St. Augustinegrass requires about 1 inch of water per week to stay healthy and vibrant. Learn how often to water your grass and other watering tips.
How to Prevent Mulch Fires
Prevent mulch fires by using inorganic mulch and creating a safe zone around your house. Discover these and other actionable tips in our article.