Emily Burns Morgan
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
A writing instructor and lecturer at the University of Colorado, Emily Burns Morgan holds Bachelor's degrees in English and Philosophy from St. Lawrence University, as well as a Master's degree in Literature from Portland state University. In addition to covering home and garden topics for BobVila.com, Ms. Morgan has contributed to Propeller and The Rumpus. Emily Burns Morgan on Twitter | LinkedIn
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We've rounded up time-tested standbys and the coolest new products destined to delight the gardener in your family.
Even late into the season, the summer can seem like one prolonged fight against garden weeds. The bad news? There's no winning this war; you'll be engaged on the front lines so long as yo...
Available in countless varieties, bushes add depth and diversity to the landscape, whether they are fruit- or flower-bearing, evergreen or deciduous. Use them to define borders, frames, o...
Gone are the days of the utilitarian shower head. Today's spigots are anything but standard. From sleek handheld units to adjustable sprays to stand-up spas, the bathroom hardware aisle h...
As you ready your house for the colder months ahead, don’t forget about your water system. When water freezes, it expands. So if the temperature of your pipes drops below 32 degrees, even...
These hardy chrysanthemums will survive even the most forgetful gardener's care.
Boldly colored fall mums on porches or planted in garden beds are wonderful harbingers of fall, going hand in hand with that nip in the air, the turning leaves, and the children in their ...
Cleaning painted walls may seem like a daunting task, but it’s actually quite simple, albeit time-consuming. When washing walls, whether you’re doing yearly cleaning or getting rid of a s...
Whether you’re looking to create a privacy enclosure, windbreak, or wildlife deterrent, or simply bring some traditional appeal to your outdoor space, hedgerows are a versatile, beautiful...
Before hanging anything, it’s important to find out what your wall is made of. Ideally, you should attach floating shelves (or anything else you’re hanging) to a wall stud, as this will g...