Garden & Lawn

Make your lawn and garden the envy of the neighborhood with eHow’s tips on subjects like growing grass and storing bulbs for winter. Growing an herb garden? Is a rock garden a better fit for your environment? eHow has suggestions for both, plus advice on rose gardens, vegetable patches and planting a lawn. Protect your hard work with information on controlling pests, testing soil and fertilization. eHow even helps you get your supplies together with How Tos on organizing gardening tools.

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By Terri Aigner 2 comments
Extend the growing season for your tender lettuces by protecting them from the late spring sun. Enjoy your salads longer!.. more »
By SeventhSibling 3 comments
Do you find that your garden gloves usually wear out quicker on one (or two) fingers? You shouldn't have to buy a new pair of gloves just because one finger wore out and the rest of the glove is still good. Here’s a solution to “plug up” that ... more »
By vikki9 28 comments
It’s almost here! It’s almost time! Can you hear it? Shhh. Listen. Huh? Crunch. Crunch? Yes! That’s it! Old, dried-up, fallen leaves. Look down and see last springs sprouting miracles curly and dry under your feet. Depending on where you live, ... more »
By Susan Golis 13 comments
If you have acid loving plants than look no further than your coffee pot! Coffee has the nutrients that plants crave. Even your lawn will grow healthy and strong when you add some coffee to its soil. So pour yourself a cup of coffee, and save ... more »
By HS Schulte 1 comments
Organic is a buzz word right now, however, the benefits of organic eating and organic gardening are not hype. Stores are lining their shelves with "organic" over-priced rip-offs. Don't be fooled. True organic fertilizer is easy to ... more »
By DUSTYMILLS 4 comments
There's not many people who don't just love the sound of birds singing. Each species of bird has a different sound when it sings and it's not hard to differentiate just who is in your yard or garden. There are many benefits to having birds visit ... more »
By David Sarokin 2 comments
I think that I shall never see a thing as messy as a tree. But which leaf blower is best for clearing the mess out of your yard, garden, driveway or lawn? Here's how to find out... more »
By Aimee30 0 comments
This is about what I obtained after doing an internet search on heirloom tomatoes and from growing experience. I hope that it meets the needs of the reader well... more »
By KatieBouchillon 1 comments
Gardening is easier than you think when you start four feet at a time.. more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 1 comments
Container gardening is becoming a popular version of gardening. While most container gardeners might use the typical garden pot for gardening, some may find alternative ideas. Grow your next garden in a cat litter container for something ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
If you are looking for unusual containers for your garden, a tire is an unusual but a useful garden container. Sun-loving vegetables grow well in a tire. Since tires are filling landfills fast, gardening in a tire is the perfect opportunity to do ... more »
By LaughingRedhead 1 comments
You'd like to have a nice garden AND not have it trampled by the rugrats. Children and dirt are a great combination! With a little planning and patience, you will find that gardening can be a fun and educational collaboration between you and ... more »
By Virginia Allain 11 comments
There are dozens of ways to hurt yourself in the yard and garden. Take some simple precautions to protect yourself from injury. Enjoy your gardening and landscaping time without pain. Here's how to do this... more »
By ALLinRueThyme 1 comments
A Living By the Moon Article: Quite by accident I was a first hand observer of this practice out of my desire for flowers and my assumption that seeds were seeds, you planted them, they sprouted and grew regardless of when. My first attempt ... more »
By Nannette Richford 2 comments
Don't risk planting cucumbers seeds in the soil and hoping for good germination. Poor weather conditions, especially cool wet soil, can quickly turn your seeds to mush and you will end up replanting seeds in order to get a good crop. Germinating ... more »
By GreenGardenChic 5 comments
With any new garden come the questions: Is my soil acidic? Do I have enough organic matter? Do I need to fertilize? Is this clay? Every gardener should know the answers to these questions before they start new projects and renovations. ... more »
By cyclegirl98 9 comments
Having problems with squirrels robbing your bird feeders or digging up your tulips? Here are some fun ways to return the favor!.. more »
By HS Schulte 5 comments
You don't have to be an environmentalist to understand the value of trees. Trees clean the air, provide shade on a hot day and they are beautiful. This article will give you some handy tips for finding free trees... more »
By Amanda Twentyfive 1 comments
Every gardener has one goal – to have a happy, healthy garden that produces color and interest throughout the entire season. Almost anyone can have full-season color in their perennial garden; all it takes is some careful planning and simple ... more »
By byllz 1 comments
Getting grass out of your crack is hard, especially when it is in your driveway or sidewalk. You can always get some type of weed killer or you can do it naturally with my no toxins way. Follow my easy and non-toxic way to get grass out of your ... more »
By thesquirrelymom 5 comments
It is possible to have a beehive in your yard and never have to mess with it. My brother has one. This article will tell you how he got it. This is best for people with a large yard... more »
By Gardengates 1 comments
There are many ways to get ideas for designing your own garden. Here are some... more »
By Linda McCloud 20 comments
One wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors is to take in the scenery and the quiet around you while lying in a hammock. But hammocks can be tricky to get in and out of, so read these suggestions and enjoy some peaceful idleness in your hammock... more »
By AskLucy 8 comments
You went out to the local garden center and saw ladybugs for sale. You thought it would be a good idea to use the ladybugs instead of regular chemical pesticides so you bought a pint. You came home, released the ladybugs in your garden and... ... more »
By Oktobers 4 comments
Fruit Flies are those annoying little flies that are so small it pointless to even try to hit them with a fly swatter. They are found by compost plies, in your plants, and anywhere you have some sort of food for them to eat. Here is away to ... more »