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Landscaping Pros & Cons Of Rocks Vs. Mulch
Learn the landscaping pros and cons of mulch vs. rocks including benefits of river rock vs. mulch, and replacing mulch with stone.
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Lawn Care & Maintenance
Should I Fertilize My Lawn In The Fall? Yes! Here’s Why And How.
Learn when you should put fertilizer on the lawn in fall and the best time of day to fertilize lawn. Plus, should you fertilie lawn before or after rain
Should I Cut Back Perennials
Lawn Care & Maintenance
Seasonal Guide to Lawn Care
Follow this lawn care season guide so you know what your lawn needs and when it needs it throughout the year and seasons.
Yellow Grass Over Fertilized Fertilizer Burn Davey Tree
Lawn Care & Maintenance
Grass Turning Yellow After Fertilizing? Here’s How to Repair.
Yellow grass after fertilizing? Look for fertilizer burn symptoms. Then learn if over fertilized grass will grow back and how to repair burned grass from fertilizer.
Lawn Overseeding
Lawn Care & Maintenance
Lawn Aeration and Overseeding Aftercare
Once completing aeration and overseeding, you want to make sure you do everything to ensure these processes are successful. Here are some tips to guide you.
Hydrangea Plant Care
Property Maintenance & Landscaping
Caring for Hydrangeas Outdoors: Tips on Planting & Growing
Hydrangea ultimate guide on how to grow and care for hydrangeas. Learn how to properly care for your hydrangeas each season with these specific tips, including the best time for pruning and planting.
Car Driving Through Snowy Forest
Lawn Care & Maintenance
How Rock Salt May Be Affecting Your Lawn
Best Soil For Potted Plants
Soil Care & Mulching
How to Refresh Potted Plants by Changing Soil
The goals of potting mix are to retain moisture and nutrients around the plant roots and provide enough air for growing roots. Typically, changing the soil in your potted plants should happen every 12 to 18 months. There are some exceptions that may change this timing, learn more.
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