Homes & Gardens outlines quick steps to reduce storm risks, including moving pots, securing loose items and checking sheds and greenhouses.
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Secure Your Garden From A Storm Fast With These Easy, 5-Minute Jobs That Make A Big Difference
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Homes & Gardens highlighted Walensee’s adjustable, dual-sided dethatching rake, priced at $29.99 at the time of its report, for small-yard lawn care.
12 Best Halloween Pool Party Supplies for Spooky Poolside Fun in 2027
Compare 12 Halloween pool party supplies for floating decor, games, lighting, and coolers, with picks for different poolside party needs.
What Is Perlite? A Guide To Using It In Soil And Pots
Perlite is heated volcanic glass used to add air space and improve drainage in growing mixes. Learn where it helps and what it cannot fix.
Rice Hulls For Gardening: Benefits And How To Use Them
A review of horticultural guidance explains how processed rice hulls can change drainage, aeration and weed pressure—and what gardeners should check.
The Best Time To Move These 6 Backyard Plants Is Fall – To Make Sure They Get A Better Start Next Year
Gardening Know How recommends fall moves for six established ornamentals, but its supplied report details only hostas and peonies.
Goldie Hawn’s Fountain Is Surrounded By Plants – And It’s A Masterclass In Planting Around Water
A People magazine feature on Goldie Hawn’s Pacific Palisades garden shows how layered plants can make a fountain feel part of the landscape.
15 Best Inflatable Pool Loungers for Relaxing in 2027
Compare 15 inflatable pool loungers by seating style, comfort, features, and group size to find the right float for your pool days.
4 Autumn-flowering Shrubs To Plant In Pots Now For Abundant Blooms And Fragrance
Garden experts recommend four shrubs for autumn colour and fragrance in containers: fuchsia, elaeagnus, heather and viburnum.
Should You Cut Your Grass Short Before Winter? Here’s What Experts Say
A UMass Amherst turf specialist says to keep mowing while grass grows, but a close winter cut is unnecessary and can harm some lawns.
