Chase Stetson, better known as @thatlawndude, shares his lawn care expertise with people via Instagram and TikTok, where he ...

As winter fades and spring approaches, many homeowners overlook the importance of clearing lawn debris. Yet this simple task can significantly impact the health and appearance of your grass in the ...

This week, she’s discussing the problems associated with summer vegetable gardening. While we all love summer and being able ...

Lawns in the area are starting to green up and the classic weeds are growing nicely as well. Crabgrass, dandelions and creeping charlie are some of the weeds that are starting to take hold this ...

Owning a home comes with year-round responsibilities; skipping seasonal chores could be costly. A home maintenance checklist can help you avoid expensive repairs and ensure your home' ...

Dig over the flowerbed to remove any left-over dead plants and all weeds plus their roots. Pull a rake over the surface of the soil until it resembles fine sand. When planting raised beds and ...

When hand weeding, the key is to remove each weed in its entirety. Hold the weed from the stem, pull and twist to gently remove the whole plant from the root system. Once weeded, you can put a mulch ...

Rake leaves back into the beds ... it is also an easy way to spread viruses and fungus to your plants, so simply pull it away from the trunks. Now is a great time to put plants into the ground ...

Make sure to cover sensitive plants lightly with straw or evergreen branches, and make sure your outdoor water faucets are winterized. Then sit back, make a fire and enjoy the brief winter wonderland ...

Instead of removing the fallen leaves, rake them from your lawn and paved ... the key is to remove each weed in its entirety. Hold the weed from the stem, pull and twist to gently remove the ...

Dig over the soil and rake to provide a loose 'seedbed'. Use a trowel to plant both sets and plants. If you're planting sets, just cover the tops with soil so birds don't pull them out again ...