Whether it's putting in new edging, adding river rock, or trimming trees, landscaping can make all the difference. Learn everything you need to know to DIY your next project or hire the right pro for the job.
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If you have a hilly property, erosion can threaten your drinking water, soil, and plants. Fortunately, these tips can teach you how to stop erosion on a slope.
There are reasons to grade or slope your yard beyond aesthetics—drainage is the main one. Read on and learn how to have an informed discussion with your pro.
Erosion can affect anyone who lives on a hillside, but it’s a particular problem for waterfront property owners. Stop erosion in your yard with these tips.
Will a topped tree grow back? It’s possible, although this aggressive pruning can sometimes kill a tree. Here’s what you need to know about tree topping.
Transplanting large trees is typically the work of professional tree movers and arborists. However, you can move small existing trees as a DIY project.
Arborists define Dutch elm disease as one of the most destructive diseases a tree can catch. Here’s what you can do—from spotting symptoms to treatment.
Grinding a tree stump requires a chainsaw, heavy-duty equipment, and a strategy for cleaning up debris. Keep reading to learn how to use a stump grinder.
Holes in trees aren’t always a bad thing, but there could be an underlying cause that’s killing your landscaping. Here’s what to do to help your trees.