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Cogongrass is a harmful weed you definitely don’t want around your home. This guide will show you how to spot and control a cogongrass infestation in your lawn and garden.

Fall foliage is beautiful but quickly results in a pile of leaves in its aftermath. Read our guide to raking leaves for our pro tips on the type of rake you should use and the best landscaping techniques.

Lawn care is important in transforming a house into a home. However, it also has the power to negatively impact the climate. Read this guide to understand the environmental impacts of American lawn care and what you can do to reduce your yard’s carbon footprint.

Does it seem like yards keep getting smaller and smaller? We did a study to find out. In this article, we discuss our findings.

Fall is the ideal time to refresh your lawn and garden from the summer heat and prepare it for winter’s chilly temps. We’ll explain what you need for seasonal lawn care in your functional fall toolbox.

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From fertilizing your lawn to composting at home, learn how to maintain your lawn all year round with these comprehensive lawn and landscaping guides.

Growing trees in containers is an excellent way to add visual interest to a small garden or outdoor patio. We’ll show you 10 types of trees that grow well in containers and the ideal conditions they need to produce potted perfection.

Some flowers spend the spring and summer storing energy from the sun and rain, allowing them to bloom to their full potential in fall. This guide will show you 15 flowers that’ll brighten your garden this autumn.

Weeds are noxious, persistent plants that destroy residential landscapes and agricultural areas. We’ve developed a list of common weeds in every state to help you identify your lawn and garden invaders once and for all.

Need to protect your yard against pest damage without using insecticides? We’ll show you the best flowers for attracting beneficial insects to your garden.

As awareness of our impact on the natural world grows, many homeowners and gardeners are looking to help combat climate change. One of the best ways to do this is with a method called eco-gardening.

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Interested in more gardening tips? Browse more articles and learn how to keep your garden pest-free, which flowers grow best in certain seasons, fertilizer guides, organic gardening 101, and more.

Does it seem like yards keep getting smaller and smaller? We did a study to find out. In this article, we discuss our findings.

We determined how long people spend mowing the lawn in their lifetime. Click here to read more.

Gardens are filled with different flowers depending on the climate of your state. We did the research and found the most popular Spring flower by state.

Community gardens are a great opportunity for city dwellers to grow their own food, eat healthier, live more sustainably, and connect with neighbors. See the contributions of community and urban gardening around the US and how you can get involved.

If you’re interested in beekeeping, harvesting honey, and increasing the number of pollinators in your garden, our guide to urban beekeeping is the best place to start.

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