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A beautiful green lawn requires regular watering to keep it looking great. The trick is to use enough water to keep y...
It’s been about 18 months since we moved into our house, but only recently have we begun to landscape beyond the basi...
Overcome common lawn blights and return your grass to its former green glory.
These mighty mowers made the cut by earning high marks from consumer and testing sites around the web.
Grass. It’s easy to plant, covers most types of terrain, and feels good under bare feet in the summer. It’s also. . ....
Now that spring has arrived, it’s time to think about lawn maintenance again. Go ahead and tune up your mower and sta...
There’s nothing like a beautiful green lawn to make your house look great. Now that spring is here, it’s time to get ...
As the growing season picks up, so does the drive to fertilize. Surely, your lawn could use a little help as it gets ...
If your current lawn mower was built to last, it's probably been a while since you've shopped for a new one! When you...
If you haven’t done it already, this is the time to winterize your yard! Make a list of the things you need to do to...
Fall lawn care is as important as what you do in the spring, because encouraging deep roots will help your lawn resis...
As you start putting your lawn to bed, you must take care of three fall lawn maintenance tasks now to secure healthy ...
Summer is a tough time for lawns, and this summer was especially tough on some. But every year we get a do-over in th...
Since moving from the city to the 'burbs, I’ve gotten reacquainted with one of my weekly teenage chores (for which I ...
When we moved from New York City to a beach town in Southern, DE, we suddenly went from having zero lawn to caring fo...
Irrigating your yard can really be wasteful and expensive; clean water is a precious commodity, and not just in deser...
I’m a novice gardener. We moved to Southern Delaware after living 20 years in New York City. I struggled there to kee...
Since moving from a small NYC apartment a little over a year ago, we have been slowly acquiring all of the suburban h...
It’s the great american obsession, and we spend about twenty-five billion dollars a year on it, but if lawn care is e...
A chore though it may be, mowing your lawn properly will do more than just improve its appearance.
Mowing accidents lead to 68,000 trips to the emergency room every year, according to the American Academy of Pediatri...
If you’ve got a half-acre or more of lawn to mow, a riding lawnmower or a garden tractor is a great tool to have. LIS...
Using these five lawn tips will help you maintain a greener lawn throughout the spring and summer.
There's more to today's artificial turf products than just good looks. Here are seven reasons to consider one of the new "grass" products.
Here are five tips for achieving a fertilizer-free, greener lawn this spring.
Pennington Seed has been cultivating and improving lawn seed for more than 60 years, so I was delighted to have the o...
Having a lawn doesn’t always mean you can grow grass. Some places are simply too shady or too wet for any variety of ...
I had the pleasure of touring the Husqvarna Research & Development headquarters in Charlotte, NC a few weeks ago ...
Bob checks in with carpenter Bob Ryley as he lays out and begins to frame the deck.
Bob helps carpenter Bob Ryley build a redwood deck. Carpenter Danny Ruffini installs a custom-made redwood-and-cedar fence on the perimeter.
Bob meets with Mark Marini of Schumacher Landscaping to discuss the installation of the bluestone pavers on the lower terrace.
Bob reviews the Allen Block retaining wall that is being installed in the backyard. This secondary terrace will serve to transition from the wood deck to the big ...
Landscaping architects Rick and Nancy Lamb present their ideas to Bob for converting the landscape and creating urban spaces.
Bob talks with landscape architect Rick Lamb about revisions to the plan. Bob points out the redesigned parking area and the plan for magically melting the snow.
Bob meets with landscape architects Rick and Nancy Lamb to assess the back yard. Arborist Charley Cummings trims some Hemlock trees.
Backyard landscaping has progressed with the completion of stone work, new plantings, weed control, and the installation of artificial grass.
Old gutters are replaced and external landscaping continues with the trimming of a tree, installing a front garden, and creating steps from recycled granite.
Stone workers install a granite retaining wall, replace a front walkway, and build a backyard patio.
Angela Polo and Ken Micklow shows Bob dwarf planting ideas and install a raised vegetable garden which requires soil enhancement, Craig Harmer shows Bob natural p...
Ken Micklow and Trent Culleny talk with Bob about native, storm-resistant gardening. Then Carm DiBella shows Bob an environmentally friendly termite protection s...
Bob does a walkthrough of the finished Punta Gorda home. He discusses sustainable gardening, water conservation and low-maintenance plants. Then he joins Leslie...
Bob and landscape designer Ruth Foster tour Mahoney's Garden Center to discuss landscape elements for the project house.
Landscape designer Ruth Foster offers a brief lesson about planting techniques
Bob, alongside architect Kristian Fenderson and Tom Strangfeld (from Weston Nurseries), walks the property, focusing on the planting selected for this home.
Bob and general contractor Sam Daniel discuss the landscaping of the Virginia governor's mansion.
Bob reviews the existing landscape with landscape architect Juan Capote, and the two discuss Juan's plans to improve it.
Bob meets with landscape architect Juan Capote to discuss the installation of a sod lawn. Juan talks about the types and grading of sod used in this project.
Landscape designer Ruth Foster explains her selection of plant material and flowering shrubs for the backyard and directs the planting of a Sephora Japonica shade...
Bob talks with landscape architect Clara Bachelor about the condition of the yard and the final landscape design.
Bob tours the exterior of the project home, focusing on the architectural detail and final landscape design. He then moves inside to review the custom stair raili...
Bob meets with a landscaper to discuss the existing plantings, some of which will be removed or cut back to maximize the amount of interior light. Trees, shrubs, ...
A trellis-- the frame and lattice of which have been built in the workshop-- is installed in the front yard.
With Bob having decided to alter the landscape design, shrubs are transplanted and perennials are planted. Plus, sodding goes down to create a grass lawn.
Bob meets with landscape contractor John Wall to talk over removing existing plant material.
Bob discusses the addition of a swimming pool with the project architect.
Bob visits Joanne, a landscape designer, at a local nursery to find plants for the project house's outdoor space.
Bob has a discussion the landscape architect, Joanne Smallwood, and new wooden fence is installed.
Remodeling of the cracker cottage is complete. Bob tours the home, starting with the exterior and the landscape.
Bob discusses landscaping with specialist Susan Hofer. Topics include sod, a gravel driveway, brickwork, fences, and perennials.
A sloping bank descends from deck level to the yard. Landscape designer Ruth Foster explains her choice of plantings for this garden: It will be green, with junip...
Bob meets with landscape designer Ruth Foster, who explains the correct method of planting bulbs. For turf, Foster suggests a relaxed approach, with perennial rye...
Landscape designer Ruth Foster joins Bob to review the landscaping plan. Foster has selected a hedge and evergreens to screen the yard from street traffic and ne...
