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Some landscape gardeners worry that mowing after fertilizing will scoop up precious nutrients. But different fertilizer types exist. So, they might switch to liquid products yet still wonder whether it …
Growing a lawn includes dealing with pests, diseases, and weeds. And if you think that ticks are something you may encounter only on woodland walks and camping adventures, you are …
Carpenter bees, also called wood bees, are named so because they prefer to nest in soft tissues of several untreated woods like cedar, pine, bamboo, and redwood. They usually try …
A yard is a unit of measure commonly used in calculating the amount of landscaping and gardening products like mulch, compost, and topsoil. Once you start making any home improvement …
White fungus balls are a slime mold, which is harmless but should not be left to take over your garden. They range in textures and sizes, including white eggs clusters …
Lettuce plants tend to keep a low profile, with leaves growing out in a typical pattern you see on grocery shelves. You might be surprised to find your lettuce plant …
Having a lawn isn’t easy. It means taking care of it, watering it as many times as needed, mowing it to the optimal height, and feeding it with all the …
When it comes to weed control, most lawn owners find it more challenging, especially for the repetitive and stubborn weeds. If you have St. Augustine grass on your lawn, you …
Purple is a favorite color for many people. Adding a touch of purple can make your home more colourful and add to interior design. This article will look at some …
Trees in the wild will usually have to make do with the soil they’re in, nutrient-wise. For those who have an Arborvitae in their yard or landscape, fertilization ensures that …