The sheets from your old newspaper stacks can be repurposed to ensure a weed-free garden with very little effort.

Summertime can make managing weeds difficult. By now garden weeds are fully established with a large, robust root system; ...

Landscape fabric blocks nutrients. You can’t easily add compost, fertilizer, or other soil amendments when a sheet of ...

Choosing the right mulch for your garden and yard can make a big difference when it comes to fighting weeds. Sometimes, though, aggressive growers will break through the layer of straw or wood chips ...

Artificial grass has come a long way since your granddad’s Astroturf. Today’s synthetics, made of nylon or polymer, have ...

Crapemyrtles come in four sizes: The standard plant grows 15 feet to 35 feet; a shrublike version grows 6-15 feet; and a ...

When Kelly Slippey moved to West Lancaster Jewels eight years ago, a friend told her about the neighborhood’s secret garden. ...

A valuable addition to your gardens this summer could be a household item you often throw away, but we urge you to reconsider ...

You can control and prevent weeds from growing in gravel by reusing newspaper, as it creates a barrier that blocks sunlight ...

One Redditor posed a question about utilizing landscape fabric in a garden. The responses were nearly unanimous in their ...