Always a day late and a dollar short of achieving the landscape of your dreams? You don’t have to spend a fortune to create a charming outdoor space. Discover some of our favorite easy, cheap landscaping ideas you can accomplish this weekend.
Pooling water could be the first sign of a problem—fixing it requires rerouting the path of the water. French drain costs run anywhere from $500 to $18,000, with $5,000 being the national average cost.
It’s lighter weight and less expensive than wood mulch, but is it a good idea to use pine needle mulch in your yard?
Lasagna, hugelkultur, Ruth Stout—there are many interesting choices of how to fill a raised garden bed. Your choice should reflect the availability of time and materials at hand.
Grow holly shrubs to deck the halls—or your exterior walls as foundation plants.
Choosing native plants for the garden protects the planet, helps wildlife, and lessens outdoor chores without sacrificing the beauty of blooms or greenery.
The typical cost to start a landscaping business ranges between $5,000 and $8,000. The exact cost can vary depending on the services offered, type of equipment, office and storage space, marketing, and other factors.
The right tools, the right time, and the right procedure for late summer pruning can result in healthier, shapelier plants that produce more blooms and better growth.
Some communities have banned mulberry trees for wreaking havoc, so know before you grow.
Add showy red-blooming or red-leafed shrubs to your home landscape for vibrant, year-round curb appeal.