Grass typically prefers a neutral to slightly acidic pH, around 6.0 to 7.0. Test your soil pH: You can use an at-home soil ...

Attractive berries, found on deciduous hollies, pyracanthas and wintergreens, will add wonderful pops of colour, as well as ...

Choosing the right grass seed for cold climates directly impacts whether or not you'll have lush, green lawn that can thrives ...

If the soil pH isn’t quite right, I’ll look to adjust it. To do this, I simply mix in some sulfur or ericaceous compost to make the soil more acidic. To make the soil more alkaline, mix in some lime.

A view looking toward the mounded fen at the Cowles Bog Wetland Complex unit of the National Park Service, where the only native stand of white cedar trees is known to exist in Indiana.