Artificial grass has come a long way since your granddad’s Astroturf. Today’s synthetics, made of nylon or polymer, have ...

A gravel walkway is a nice touch to your lawn, but maintenance is key, especially when on a slope. Fortunately, there's one ...

You chose light-colored garden gravel for its clean look and a stark contrast to brightly colored plants. But after a few months, the white stones are covered in dirt, pollen, and every possible form ...

Maintaining gravel pathways is already a bit of work, but dealing with them on a slope can be an even bigger task. It can be hard to keep your slope pathways safe and secure when you've got a gravel ...

BBC Gardeners' World Magazine has tested garden soi, leaf and lawn rakes to find the best plastic and metal rakes. See who came out on top in our latest review.

A quality leaf blower will let you ditch the rake, making it easy to clear your yard of fallen leaves and other seasonal debris.

After a while, pea gravel can accumulate debris and overflow into the rest of the yard, which has the opposite impact. Keep your pea gravel looking as good as new with vital tools like a rake, leaf ...

If done correctly, there are environmental benefits to leaving your leaves on the ground to decompose instead of raking and bagging them, experts say.

Leaves: Rake them away or leaf them alone? Locals weigh in on the matter of autumn cleanup Many people say they've bagged bagging because it's healthier for the environment and their yards.

Leaves are falling from the trees and coating your yard, should they stay or should they go? We have that answer and three more yard care tips.

With fall upon us and the leaves changing color and falling to the ground, the age-old question arises: Should I rake my leaves?