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Poinsettias bring a welcome splash of beauty and color during the time of year when the scenery may appear dull or covered with snow.

To help the plants in your garden grow and look the best, it's important to ensure that they receive sufficient amounts of sunlight and water; however, the primary ingredient frequently overlooked is soil.

In cold-weather climates that have extreme temperature fluctuations or in regions in which there are frequent instances of hard frost every winter, the plants, roads, and structures can be adversely affected by frost heave. 

Artificial turf has been around for more than 50 years. It was originally used for sporting fields, golf courses, and soccer fields. 

Your lawn requires sunlight, water, and food in order to survive. Even though soil conditions and climate may affect how much water is required, the best time to water your lawn is the same.

Moving sod by digging it up and moving it to another location produces quick tidy results and stops your lush lawn from being thrown away. Here's the best method to get rid of sod without harming it.

Based on your budget and goals for gardening, you could fill the lower part of your garden beds with wide-mesh hardware cloth, stainless steel mesh, landscape fabric, burlap sack, or newspaper/cardboard. 

Dead grass is an eyesore that can negatively impact your home's curb appeal. This guide can help you revive your green grass if it's struggling to handle the summer heat.

You might have a shade problem, poor soil, or don't want to water a lot to maintain a lush lawn. No matter the reason behind your landscaping woes, you can rest assured that your yard will look fantastic even without grass.