If you’re looking for a unique and beautiful addition to your garden, consider planting one of Maryland’s native plants.
As the weather starts to warm up, it’s crucial to think about the tasks you need to complete to prepare your property for summer. One
When temperatures soar, it can be tough to enjoy the great outdoors. Here are some ideas for creating a shady area in your yard to help you beat the heat and relax during hot summer days.
If you want to help save the bees, then try adding some of these plants into your garden. You'll be giving them a great place to land and pollinate.
Learn how to protect your Maryland lawn from a heat wave. The summer months bring relentless heat, making it essential that you stay hydrated if you have to be outside any length of time.
It’s easy to fall into a rut when you create your landscaping designs. But don’t feel like you have to stick with perennials every year. For the plants and flowers that will come out each spring, it can be fun to mix in some annuals!
From aerating to fertilization, here are the top lawn care activities you can perform in fall that will help your grass grow better when spring comes around.
If you’ve been thinking about landscaping work, don’t wait until spring to complete it. You can still do some things now to guarantee your landscape will look beautiful next summer. Click through for tips on what needs to be done this fall and why!
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.
Find out the different types of backyard living spaces available today, and how you can create the ideal setup for your home.
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