Backyard updates aren't cheap, so it's difficult to decide which project will bring you the most bang for your buck. Our ...

Numerous areas in your yard would benefit from a gravel pathway, such as leading to your front door, a shed, through a garden, or connecting the front and backyard through the side yard. Gravel paths ...

As we continue to navigate the challenges of climate change and environmental sustainability, our personal spaces—especially ...

Creating a dedicated pathway is one of the best ways to use pavers. Singleton says it defines the space and provides a more accessible way to reach various parts of the yard and home. Consider using ...

A well-rooted garden is something to be treasured, but not all of us inherited lush foliage and mature perennials. Here's how to make any garden look more established.

Everyone wants to get the most out of their outdoor space, but if you seem to spend a lot of your time stuck doing routine ...

Give your yard a refresh by eliminating these landscaping trends that are better left in the past. Patricia Shannon gives how-to content a can-do attitude, sharing her knowledge and research on ...

Bark chips, gravel and small steppingstone paths are the easiest for most DIYers to tackle. When it comes to hardscaping, stone or large expanses, it’s probably best to call in the pros to ensure the ...

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), residential outdoor water use across the U.S. accounts for nearly 8 billion gallons of water daily, mainly for landscape irrigation. The ...

As you’re dreaming up your ideal yard, don’t overlook what’s underfoot. Hardscaping does more than shape your space — it impacts soil health, water flow and the surrounding ecosystem.