Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to lay a brick walkway. This project is difficult as it requires a lot of digging and ...more
Find out if aeration is right for your lawn. See how to figure out if it is needed and the tools to use when aerating it. Learn how to do ...more
In this video, Amy R. Hughes shows you how to breathe new life into a salvaged urn by creating this easy water feature in 5 quick steps. ...more
All you've got to do is a some simple wiring and a little digging in the garden. Among the simplest creative reuse projects I've done ...more
It’s like wrapping a present only with sharp paper, and nails instead of tape. The patterns in most old metal ceilings were stamped in a ...more
Landscaping your home can be a daunting task. There is a considerable amount of maintenance and responsibility for all those new plants and ...more
Sick of messing up your garden? Make stepping stones for your garden.
Rob Beideman instructional video on how to plant a tree for Planting America.
Rob Beideman discusses a few of the the best and worst conditions for planting and taking care of a tree. This is apart of the Planting ...more
Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, jumps in her pond and maintains the filter systems
Dave shows you how to plant shallots: how to prepare the soil, how deep to dig, how to space the bulbs, and how to fertilize them.
Dave shares some tips on how to prune hydrangea from horticulturist Wayne Mezitt.
Steve Redman from Holland Park in London shows you how to prune herbaceous perennials, which should be cut back in early Spring so that all ...more
Dave shows you a great way to turn fallen leaves into Gardener's Gold: fabulous -- and cheap! -- mulch for your plants.
In this "mega" segment -- a combination of both parts one and two of Planting Shrubs -- Dave and Henry Patt show you how to prepare for ...more
In this series of videos, Mitch demonstrates how to properly plant a tree or shrub including the selection process, improving the soil with ...more
Follow these easy fertilizing steps to grow a thick, healthy lawn that will be the envy of your neighborhood.
Mowing safety should always be top of mind. Make sure to review these safety tips before mowing.
Though Ivy can look attractive, when it gets out of control, which it often does, it can look unkempt, damage brick work, and harm trees ...more
Fallen leaves carry 50 to 80 percent of the nutrients a tree extracts from the soil and air, including carbon, potassium, and phosphorus. So ...more
