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When the weather is nice, the last thing you want to do is stay cooped up in your house. You can head to a local park to enjoy some scenery and relax, but that takes you away from home. After a long day, the last thing you probably want to do is hop back in the car and drive somewhere …
Every plant you add to your landscaping has a native origin. While you can use a wide range of plants and flowers in your D.C.-area yard, some simply aren’t designed for the weather conditions. Maryland has cold, snowy winters and long periods without rain, especially in the summer. That means you need greenery that can survive and even thrive from …
You’ve probably heard conflicting advice about the best time of year for landscaping work. The truth is, some things are better in the fall, while others need to wait for spring and summer. Before you prepare to cuddle up under a blanket in front of a fire all winter, here are a few things to do to ensure great results …
Fall is on its way. It’s the time of year where people typically stop thinking about lawn care, aside from dealing with all those fallen leaves. But the work you do in the fall can pay off when things warm back up in the spring. While you’re getting rid of all those pesky leaves, here are a few other things …
After a long day, few things can be as relaxing as a view of the water. If you own a pool, you have a one-way ticket to relaxation right in your backyard. But as fun as a pool can be, there’s something you can add that will enhance the experience even further. A water feature can be just the touch …
It can be tough to enjoy the great outdoors when temperatures soar into the 80s, 90s, or above. Even if you’ve created an area in your yard to relax, beating the summer heat can be a challenge. Here are some tips to help you reduce those temperatures and enjoy your own yard. Plant some trees The best shade comes from …
Normally, you wouldn’t think of wanting to encourage bees to come to your garden. But as you’ve likely heard, bees are in danger! We need to do our part to provide places for them to land and pollinate. Without bees, we wouldn’t have all the wonderful fruit and flowers that we so love. In fact, seventy out of the top 100 …
As you’re designing your landscaping, it’s important to create a look that will see you through many seasons. But you can really spice things up by mixing in some annuals with your perennials. For the plants and flowers you’ll be replacing every year, you have a little extra freedom to go with this year’s trends. Here are some to consider …
The summer months bring relentless heat, making it essential that you stay hydrated if you have to be outside any length of time. But humans aren’t the only ones who suffer when temperatures reach 100 degrees. Your lawn also needs some protection. If your yard has started to turn an unattractive brown color in patches, don’t worry. When things cool …
Trees and bushes can greatly enhance a home’s curb appeal, but only if they’re maintained. Over time, some bushes will naturally grow, leading you to pull out the trimmers to keep things looking neat and tidy. But before you start pruning, pay close attention to the type of greenery you have in your yard. Some bushes can actually suffer if …