Your grass and your garden will need about an inch of water per week to thrive (and that includes water from rain, too!).

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Hunters Corner, 18a Glenavy Road, Lisburn is currently being offered for sale by Dalzell Property for offers over £725,000.

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Lewes officials find gas-powered landscaping equipment so annoying no matter the time of day that they've banned it ...

During summer, watering your lawn twice a week is usually enough — any less and the soil can dry out and become hydrophobic.

NZ Gardener editor Jo McCarroll has turned an unloved patch of lawn over to wildflowers. After a major garden renovation at ...