
10 Fun American Flag Facts
Brush up on your flag knowledge with these fun American flag facts and historical notes.

Ready to Raise Chickens? These Are Our Favorite Coops!
Give your feathered friends a home they'll love with our favorite chicken coops available on Amazon.


10 Must-Have Products to Make Fall Yard Work a Breeze
Fall yard work doesn't have to be strenuous!

15 Things Your Neighbors Want You to Stop Doing
It's not big deal to you, but your neighbors are rolling their eyes!


Where Does Your Property Line Start?
Have you ever wondered where your property line starts? Learn the different ways a property line is determined, and how...

8 Outdoor Projects You Can Do Yourself
The sun is shining, the birds are chirping and your backyard beckons! To help you make the best of the...


When, Why and How Often to Dethatch Your Lawn
Keep your lawn vibrant and healthy by removing excess thatch that keeps water and nutrients from reaching the roots of...

Tips on How to Dethatch a Lawn
Many homeowners don't know their lawn may be compromised by a hidden enemy. Excessive thatch can slowly suffocate your lawn.


What’s the Best Temperature to Start Working on My Lawn?
Like other lawn care tasks, patience is a virtue when planting grass seed. Reseeding your lawn too early will not...


How to Cut Grass: Do’s and Don’ts
There are definite do's and don'ts when it comes to how to cut grass. Follow these 10 expert mowing tips...


9 Best Flowering Ground Covers
Flowering groundcovers beautify trouble spots, help with erosion and add a blaze of flowers to home landscaping.

When Should You Start Mowing Your Lawn in the Spring?
Keep these considerations in mind before deciding when to cut grass for the first time in spring.


Should You Cut Wet Grass After it Rains?
We address the age-old dilemma of whether to cut wet grass or wait until it dries.


13 Best Lawn Care Products
Get your yard looking great with help from these top-rated lawn care products.


20 Things to Know When Buying a New Lawn Mower
There's lots to consider when it comes time to buy a lawn mower

Should You Consider Hydroseeding for Your Lawn?
If your lawn needs a little love—whether you have bare spots or are starting a lawn from scratch—you have options....


12 Most Common Weeds and How To Get Rid of Them
When to keep and when to remove some of the fastest-growing U.S. weeds. While some weeds are a nuisance, some...

12 Tricked-Out Lawn Mowers You Need to See
Whether you want your machine to go faster or have more style, these tips for tricking out your lawn mower...


String Trimmer Buying Guide
From ease of use to cutting versatility and maintenance, here's everything you need to know about buying a weed whacker.


What to Know About Artificial Grass
Have you considered installing artificial grass instead of the real thing? Here's what you should know about this convenient, controversial...


Lawn Care: How to Repair a Lawn
Don't give up on your lawn until you try these remedies

How to Get Started in Welding
Whether you’d like to build custom cars or just fix a cracked lawn mower deck, learning to weld gives your...


How to Repair Small Engines: Cleaning the Lawn Mower Carburetor
Don't Google "small engine repair near me" the next time your lawnmower sputters. Learn how to do it yourself. Small...


Lawn Aerator Buying Guide
What if you owned a lawn aerator? Would you aerate your lawn more often if all you had to do...


Is it Illegal to Burn Leaves?
Burning leaves might be the most convenient way to get rid of fallen leaves from your lawn. But that doesn't...


How to Winterize a Chainsaw
Keep your chainsaw in tip-top shape during the winter off-season


Why Fall Is the Best Time to Reseed Your Lawn
No matter where you live in the U.S., learn why fall is the best time to reseed your lawn and...


When Should I Stop Mowing My Lawn in the Fall?
Learn when the proper time is for you to quit mowing your lawn. It might be later than you think....


Filling Yard Holes Dug by Pets
Dogs that like to dig can destroy your yard. Here's how to fix the mess they leave behind.