From drainage methods to runoff water-absorbing plants and materials, garden and landscape experts are here to reveal exactly how to control mud in winter.

Key Points Keep yards well-drained by clearing gutters and creating swales or rain gardens.Eliminate exposed soil by using ground cover plants, mulch, or gravel.Build walkways with absorbent materials ...

Learn to design and build a sustainable rain garden in your backyard, with planning, soil checks, plant selection, and ...

Backyard puddles are more than a cosmetic annoyance; they quietly damage turf, invite mosquitoes, and can even push water toward your foundation. The encouraging part is that one underlying issue is ...

Fed up with a lawn that turns into a pond after every shower? Uncover five common causes of garden flooding and the simple ...

Snow has returned to the Philadelphia region, and along with it the white residues on streets and sidewalks that result from ...

Photo from unsplash.com Natural disasters are sudden, stressful, and costly, but you can lower the risk with a clear plan. Focus on what fails first in most homes and strengthen those weak links.

The proposed Part 8 planning application seeks consent for the demolition and removal of a disused abattoir building totalling some 111.18sqm, along with new roadway and footpath developments. This ...

Canada geese look relaxed on a lawn, yet nesting pairs can treat a yard like a guarded shoreline from March through June.

Roads will be salted before this weekend's winter storm in Georgia. How does it work? How can you do it? Are there safe ...

It’s best to deploy the deicer before the snow falls and temperatures start to drop. This “anti-icing” helps prevent ice from bonding to pavement surfaces. It’ll be easier for you to remove snow later ...