8 Cities Requiring Rain Gardens by 2026
By 2026, eight U.S. cities mandate rain gardens for homeowners to manage stormwater sustainably, filtering pollutants, curbing floods, and replenishing aquifers.
Box Tree Moth Spotted in US: Protect Your Hedges Now
The box tree moth endangers US boxwoods with rapid defoliation. This resource covers identification, cost comparisons for treatments, and proven methods including chemicals, biological agents, and pro services to defend your property.
By Keith Greene
Mycelium Networks Transform Soil Health in 2026
In 2026, mycelium networks will reshape sustainable landscaping by forging underground connections that enhance root vigor, water conservation, and soil vitality. This fungal infrastructure unites plants in a nutrient-sharing web, diminishing chemical reliance and cultivating durable, regenerative gardens rooted in ecological harmony.
By Helen Bowman
Turn Stump Waste into $500 Biochar Profit
Convert unwanted tree stumps into a sustainable source of income through biochar production. This guide outlines straightforward methods, essential costs, safety protocols, and marketing approaches to achieve up to $500 per batch, fostering environmental benefits and financial rewards.
By Keith Greene
Why Root Rot Insurance Claims Jumped 300% in 2026
Insurance claims for root rot damage skyrocketed 300% in 2026 amid wetter weather, urban soil issues, and overlooked tree care. This surge exposes homeowners to steep repair costs and legal risks from unstable trees. Discover the drivers and implement preventive measures like inspections, drainage fixes, and arborist consultations to shield your assets.
By Keith Greene
Bio-Fungicides Replace Chemical Tree Treatments by 2026
Bio-fungicides are transforming tree maintenance by substituting toxic chemicals with natural defenders like microbes and plant extracts. They enhance soil vitality, curb diseases, and promote enduring sustainability. Although startup costs may exceed traditional options, they deliver substantial long-term economies and ecological gains. This overview covers selection, application, and strategies for adopting chemical-free care by 2026.
By Keith Greene
Robot Mowers Now Tackle Steep Slopes With Precision
Advanced robotic mowers transform sloped yard maintenance with superior traction, navigation, and sensors for uniform cuts, safety, and efficiency. Discover key technologies, setup guidance, and selection tips to simplify hilly lawn care.
By Amanda Motz
Biochar Breaks Down Tree Stumps in Just 6 Months
Learn how biochar accelerates the natural decomposition of tree stumps in just six months. This method boosts soil microbes to break down wood while improving fertility, offering a chemical-free path to restore your yard for future planting.
By Amanda Motz
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Save 60% on Tree Disease Treatment with Myco-Remediation
Reduce tree disease treatment expenses by 60% using myco-remediation, a natural technique employing beneficial fungi to revitalize soil and roots.
By Keith Greene
8 States Now Require Fire-Resistant Yards by Law
As wildfires intensify, eight states enforce fire-resistant yard laws to promote safer communities. Explore state-specific regulations, budgeting insights, zone strategies, plant choices, and step-by-step guidance for building resilient, attractive defensible spaces.
By Keith Greene
Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Threatens Midwest Trees
The hemlock woolly adelgid spreads rapidly across the Midwest, endangering hemlock trees. This guide covers spotting symptoms, exploring treatment methods, and knowing when to seek professional help to protect your property effectively.
By Amanda Motz
Root Barriers Stop Foundation Cracks Before They Start
Root barriers redirect tree roots to protect foundations from cracks and settling. This overview covers average costs, system varieties, installation steps, and strategies to balance tree health with home integrity for reliable results.
By Keith Greene
Cut Fertilizer Use in Half with Microbiome Testing
Soil microbiome testing slashes fertilizer needs by 50%, promoting plant vitality and sustainability. Analyze microbial nutrient cycles to avoid imbalances, cut costs, and foster healthier soils with this expert guide on methods, pricing, and implementation.
By Helen Bowman