If you plan on doing some yard work this weekend, here's the weekend gardener with some tips for you this morning.

Fall yard work doesn't have to mean hours of back-breaking labor, dragging soggy leaves into piles and hauling them to the curb. Experts warn that the old routine isn't just tiring — it can actually ...

Even though we’re entering the middle of October, you can still mow your lawn. Continuing Fall Lawn and Garden Week on Twin Cities Live, Michael Frattallone from Frattallone’s Hardware and Garden ...

Living in New England means embracing all the beauty of fall — crisp mornings, golden trees, and of course, leaves carpeting your yard faster than you can keep up with them. Leaf cleanup is one of ...

SPOKANE, Wash. – Local lawn maintenance experts have shared several important tasks to prepare your yard for the upcoming cold weather. William Fisk from Inland Lawn Maintenance emphasized the ...

Fall is one of the busiest times of year for us gardeners. We're rushing to tidy up after summer, give our plants some TLC ahead of winter, and ensure all our tools are stored properly. In ticking off ...

American robins and fall leaves on the ground - Susan Hodgson/Shutterstock As the weather gets cooler during the fall months, many birds migrate south for warmer weather and more food options. As they ...

Did you know that doing your regular fall yard work could inadvertently lead to destroying local wildlife? One of the most common autumn chores involves raking up leaves—perhaps jumping in the pile ...

One of my favorite things about my 1970s-built neighborhood is that it's packed with big, old trees. They're great for summer shade and fall color, but less great when every leaf ends up in my yard.