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Watering plants correctly is one of the easiest things to learn in gardening, but many find it confusing.

There are numerous ways you can maintain a beautiful, green yard without sacrificing the health of the soil and plants involved.

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While grass may seem ubiquitous in modern America, a well-kept grassy lawn is a relatively new horticultural phenomenon. Cultivating a grass lawn is not unlike gardening flowers or food crops. Properly planting grass takes study, preparation and hard work. There are more than 12,000 varieties of grass...

After the snow finally thaws in Minnesota, your yard might look disappointing. Your grass will probably have turned brown over the winter, and any dirt and debris that rested on the snow will now be sprinkled across your entire property. When it comes to a spring cleanup, getting your lawn back into...

After you gather all those leaves from around your yard at the end of the fall, there are a couple key uses for them. One of the most efficient – and often overlooked – options is to create a composting pile. Composting is a relatively simple practice that involves using yard scraps and organic...

As we move towards autumn here in Minnesota, many things begin to change rapidly. The weather patterns shift almost overnight, kids go back to school, and decorative themes indoors and outdoors reflect the new season. During this time in the early fall, it is also an excellent time to spruce up your...

Yellow and brown foliage are collected in several black plastic garbage bags and scattered on the green grass stands under a tree in a city park. While leaves can add a nice touch of color and decorative aesthetic to your lawn, you’ll need to clean up a bit to keep your lawn looking healthy. After...

Spring is in the air, which means it’s time to head back outside and maintain that beautiful yard. While this may be lumped into the “chores” category in your household, keeping your grass healthy is extremely important, especially in the spring and summer. The health of your lawn is not just beneficial...