Key Takeaways • Nine native plants suit the Piedmont: Native plants need less fertilizer, pesticide, and water, support wildlife and […]
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.
8 Hurricane-Resistant Landscaping Ideas for Richmond
Hurricane Hazel, Isabel, Gaston –– the thought of another hurricane hitting River City is unnerving. But with these eight hurricane-resistant […]
10 Spring Lawn Care Tips for Hartford
Spring can’t get here soon enough in Hartford. Once you’ve shoveled 38 inches of snow out of your New England […]
9 Best Native Plants for Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids takes great pride in being among the nation’s greenest cities. One way you can play a significant role […]
9 Best Native Plants for Portland
What’s one way you can make your Portland lawn greener without dumping chemicals? Easy –– grow native plants. These nine […]
Fall Lawn Care Checklist for Cleveland
Is your Cleveland lawn prepared to handle the brittle cold and lake-effect snow this winter? Sure, we might grow cool-season […]
Fall Lawn Care Checklist for Oklahoma City
From fried rattlesnake to chicken fried steak, we Okies aren’t afraid of a little batter and oil. But the one […]
11 Spring Lawn Care Tips for Fort Worth
In North Texas, we have four distinct seasons, with temps in the summer reaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit and winter dipping […]
11 Spring Lawn Care Tips for Nashville
Achieving a green lawn in the transition zone can be a challenge for many Music City homeowners. Our boiling summers […]
10 Spring Lawn Care Tips for Denver
When spring hits the Mile High City, Denver homeowners are ready to bring out the power rake, run the aerator, […]