In this column, For the Love of Dirt, a passionate amateur gardener shares her experiences, tips and resources for growth ...

Next, slip on a pair of safety glasses. All string trimmers kick up debris, and every now and then a wad of grass or broken ...

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Starting a garden can be a lot more fun when you have the right tools for the job. Whether you’re growing tomatoes, planting ...

Transform a modest yard into a luxe retreat with clever design tricks that add style, elegance, and curb appeal without ...

For new beds, tilling is ideal. But if you’re working with an established bed where a tiller won’t fit, a simple garden fork will do the job.

Expanding or creating a garden space often means removing well-rooted grass. Simplify the process (and save your back) with this clever no-dig technique.

Edging is not necessary to create borders for your new beds. However, having some edge, like stones, bricks, or wood, will better hold the wood chip mulch inside the bed and prevent it from spilling ...

1. Edging Installing a physical barrier between your flower bed and the surrounding yard is a smart way to keep grass out of beds.

For 15 years, Flower Bed-Stuy has equipped locals and community groups with the supplies they need to bring the neighborhood to life — literally.

When it comes to landscaping, simplicity equals good design and low maintenance. Low maintenance landscapes are designed so that every shrub, tree and flower-bed will all have definite functions ...