Hurricane yard prep includes trimming trees, mowing the lawn, securing loose items, checking drainage, and cleaning gutters.
Category: Landscaping
The Native Plant Shortage Is Real — Here’s How to Find What You Need
Did you walk into your local garden center recently looking for native plants and come home empty-handed? You’re not alone. […]
Backyard Shade Ideas: 12 Ways to Cool Down Your Outdoor Space
You can cool down your backyard by installing shade sails, adding a covered patio, or planting fast-growing shade trees to block direct sunlight.
Purpose-Driven Yard Zones: Maximize Every Square Foot
Experts suggest maximizing your yard this spring by designing intentional, purpose-driven zones like vertical gardens, work nooks, and active recreation spaces.
Spring Lawn Care ROI: Which Landscaping Projects Add the Most Home Value in 2026?
The highest ROI landscaping projects for 2026 include basic lawn care, fresh mulch, and tree maintenance, which easily outperform most indoor home renovations.
How to Mow Around Trees, Flower Beds, and Landscaping
Experts say to keep your mower away from trunks and root zones. The best strategy is to use mulch rings, physical edging, and hand shears for the tightest spots.
April Is Now National Native Plant Month — Here’s Why It Matters for Your Yard
April is National Native Plant Month. Adding native plants to your yard saves water, supports local wildlife, and cuts down on your regular maintenance.
How to Keep Mulch on Slopes and Hillsides
Experts advise choosing interlocking shredded bark, prepping your soil, and adding edging or jute netting to stop mulch from sliding down your steep hillside.
Mulch Calculator: How Much Mulch Do I Need?
Most 1,000-square-foot landscaping projects require approximately 6.2 cubic yards of mulch when spread at the recommended 2-inch depth.
Should You Remove Old Mulch Before Adding New?
You don’t need to remove old mulch before adding new. Unless it is diseased, compacted, or thicker than 3 inches, simply top-dress with a fresh layer.