Those strange underground tunnels in your yard are likely the work of a mole or vole, but which one is […]
Author: Jane Purnell
Jane Purnell is an artist, writer, and nature lover. She enjoys teaching readers about the importance of eco-friendly lawn care, integrated pest management, biodiversity, and sustainable landscaping.
How to Winterize Your Lawn in Detroit
Winter is brutal here in the Motor City, but with the right lawn care steps taken in fall, your northern […]
What is Iron Chlorosis in Lawns and How to Treat It
When a healthy lawn fades to yellowish-green, you might assume the soil has a nitrogen deficiency. But if your turf […]
How to Treat Iron Chlorosis in Trees and Shrubs
Have your stunning trees and shrubs faded to an unsightly yellow? Your woody plants may be suffering from an iron […]
5 Common Bermudagrass Diseases
You love your bermudagrass lawn for its high foot traffic tolerance and drought resistance. It may invade the flower beds […]
How Earthworms Help Your Lawn and Soil
Earthworms may feel a little slimy, but their reputation in the lawn is far from it. In fact, once you […]
How to Deal with Earthworm Castings on Your Lawn
If the piles of soil in your yard are roughly the size of a quarter, you might have struck mulch […]
Guide to Using Pesticides on Your Lawn
When your lawn suffers from pest infestations, pesticides offer an effective control solution. But lawn pesticides can also be useless […]
Pros and Cons of Earthworms in Your Yard
Earthworms provide your lawn with natural fertilizer and other benefits. But sometimes, too many earthworms in the soil can mimic […]
What to do if a Neighbor’s Tree is Endangering Your Yard
Trees are beautiful in the landscape, but they also can cause tension between neighbors. When your neighbor’s hazardous tree has […]