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These powerful, easy-to-use lawn mowers make quick work of cutting grass, leaving your lawn the envy of the neighborhood.

You mow, fertilize, and water your lawn, but it’s still not the verdant carpet you imagine. Thatch buildup might be what’s keeping you from realizing your turf dreams.

Enjoy your best summer yet with these fun and practical accessories.

Swapping out cabinet hardware is a simple project that can net significant aesthetic gains.

Some of the season’s strongest tool deals are hiding in Lowe’s Craftsman Days markdowns. These standouts include a cordless drill kit for under $60.

A patch of dead grass could actually be a sign of new life—as in a rabbit’s nest! Know the signs to look for, and what to do if you find a nest of newborns.

Whether you’re starting a new garden or maintaining the one you’ve got, the best electric tillers help create ideal soil conditions.

Don’t let biting bugs keep you from enjoying your outdoor space this summer.

Your home's radon levels fluctuate day by day, which is why testing your home for the gas should not be a one-time occurrence. Learn how to keep radon on your radar long-term.

Grab a free tool or battery when you buy select Milwaukee power tools during Ace’s limited BOGO event. Here are the details.

Have you finally attracted hummingbirds to your yard—along with an unwanted ant infestation? Here’s what to do.

The area earns the title for the fourth year in a row.

Head right this way for unique and thoughtful Father’s Day gifts at every price point.

We tested several hose timers to bring you the best options for perfectly hydrated lawns and gardens.

A lawn mower smoking is never a good sign. Whether the smoke is blue, white, or black, here's how to identity and address the issue yourself, or with the help of a professional.

Experts say it's easy and highly versatile.

You no longer need to choose between ornamentals and edibles to have the best garden possible.

You don't have to lose your garden vegetables and flowers to troublesome squirrels—but you don't have to hurt the animals, either.