To keep grass from creeping into your flower beds, edging should be deep enough to block rhizomes. Typically, rhizomes grow just beneath the soil's surface, so burying your edging about 1 or 2 ...

Moss Gardens For a soft, tranquil alternative to grass, consider a moss garden. Moss thrives in shady, damp areas, forming a lush, green carpet that grows where even traditional grass struggles.

Many homeowners wonder how to get grass to grow beneath a tree, where it often is bare or patchy. “It’s better for both the grass and the tree if you don’t try,” said Spencer Campbell ...

Since planting their garden in spring 2021, the Penn family has watched it take off. “I’ve never seen a garden explode like this,” Hamer says.

Grass to Garden From improving access to fruits and vegetables to educating people on how food is grown, community gardens offer many benefits to the place you call home. This Grass to Garden program ...

Grass seed is a great choice for fixing bare patches in an existing lawn. Often you just need to rake out the dead grass, loosen the earth slightly with a rake or fork, then simply add the seed.