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You hear time and time again that you should be saving your food scraps and feeding your garden with recycled organic material (compost). Why would you want to do this? Because it adds valuable nutrients back into your soil, increases moisture retention, and reduces waste.
Written by
Ashleigh Smith, in-house writer and Horticulturist with True Leaf Market
Photography
True Leaf Market
Creating a beautiful, lush outdoor oasis is easier than you might think. With the right tools and resources, any homeowner can turn their yard into an inviting environment that helps bring nature to them. From selecting plants to determining the best layout for your space, learning the art of yard design will enable you to achieve your ideal outdoo...
Written by
Allen Brown
Photography
Valeria Vaganian
Backyard garage conversion transformed into a delightful, multipurpose garden studio by Mutuus Studio. The flexible workshop area transforms from garden shed to exercise room to office to playroom to outdoor gathering space.
Project name
Ella's Garden Shed
Architecture firm
Mutuus Studio
Location
Seattle, Washington, USA
Photography
Rafael Soldi
Winter weather is hard to deal with, but the aftermath is sometimes even worse. Months of cold temperatures and snowfall means your backyard needs care to regain shape. One of the most affected areas is usually the vegetation. The lawn may have lost its luster and developed issues like bare patches or weeds.
Written by
Catherine Park
Photography
Max Rahubovskiy
Is the grass always greener on the other side of the fence? Maybe you just need a few tips to help you step up your lawn-care game! On the surface, keeping the grass in your yard alive isn’t all that complicated. You give it water, it gets sun and oxygen all on its own, and voila – it stays alive year after year. However, it may not be living up to...
Written by
James Murphy
Photography
Petar Tonchev