When conditions are moist and shady, moss will grow. Liquid moss-killing products are easy to apply, turning moss black within a few hours.
Plant pansies and snapdragons when the days are warm and the nights are cool for bright color in beds and borders.
Rather than planting new turf, patch the damaged spots. Easy to use lawn patch products combine grass seed, fertilizer and mulch in the same bag.
More home gardeners are adding fruits and berries into their landscape and gardens for baking and preserving.
Blooming shrubs and vines pack a powerful punch in your garden. Plant honeysuckle and clematis vines for fragrance and to attract butterflies.
Edibles need to stay off the ground where disease and insects reduce production or destroy plants. Learn how to cage, stake or trellis your vegetables.
Transform your garden into a sea of color when you transplant seedlings and plant annual flowers.
Whether you’re itching to get the lawn tools out of storage or dreading the first mow of the season, now’s the time to start building up your lawn.
When your lawn starts looking thin or bare, it’s time to overseed or patch those worn places.
Wind, rain, and sun can take a toll on tender seedlings started indoors. Use our easy steps to turn them into sturdy survivors.
A perimeter spray around the house keeps creepy, crawly pests from entering through small cracks and gaps.
Lower the pH of soil by adding lime now. Gypsum opens the soil to allow faster drainage for water conservation and increases absorption rates of fertilizer.