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February 10, 2026POST BY MARIA SWEENEY

Gravel Patios Drain Faster Than Concrete Slabs

Gravel patios elevate outdoor spaces through exceptional drainage, natural appeal, and minimal upkeep. Projections indicate they will eclipse concrete slabs in sustainable landscaping by 2026. Proper installation with layered bases, edging, and integrated plants ensures these surfaces remain cool, puddle-free, and harmoniously blended with gardens for year-round enjoyment.

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Feb 9, 2026POST BY MARIA SWEENEY

HOAs Now Allow Front Yard Food Gardens in 2026

HOAs ease restrictions, enabling homeowners to convert front yards into edible landscapes that unite aesthetics and productivity. Intentional designs with raised beds, ornamental-edible combinations, precise irrigation, and seasonal elements transform lawns into vibrant, sustainable features that foster community ties.

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Feb 9, 2026POST BY KAYLEIGH MATTHEWS

HOA Edible Gardens Now Legal in Most Communities

By 2026, HOA rules are reshaping suburban landscapes, permitting edible front yards that combine aesthetics, sustainability, and community ties. The Flores family garden exemplifies this evolution, integrating herbs, vegetables, and thoughtful design. Homeowners are redefining curb appeal through innovative, eco-friendly spaces that foster nourishment and connection.

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Feb 9, 2026POST BY PAULA LLOYD

New Rain Sensor Laws Now Required in 12 States

Mandates in 12 states now require rain sensors on new irrigation systems, promoting water conservation through legal standards. These devices halt watering during rain, preventing waste and safeguarding landscapes. This guide covers compliance essentials, selection criteria, and integration strategies to achieve sustainable, cost-effective watering.

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Feb 8, 2026POST BY KAYLEIGH MATTHEWS

Robotic Mowers Handle 3 Acres on a Single Charge

A rural family simplified three-acre lawn maintenance using a robotic mower with GPS zoning, rain sensors, and long-life batteries. This autonomous system ensures even cuts, boosts grass health, and saves time, offering sustainable care without noise or emissions.

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Feb 8, 2026POST BY PAULA LLOYD

Zoning Changes Let Food Forests Replace Front Lawns

Zoning reforms across communities enable homeowners to transform front lawns into edible food forests. These designs integrate beauty, ecology, and productivity, fostering sustainable landscapes that save water, support pollinators, and build community ties.

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Feb 8, 2026POST BY PAULA LLOYD

Why Gravel Gardens Save 70% on Lawn Care

Gravel gardens transform low-maintenance landscaping by reducing lawn care costs up to 70% via lower water, labor, and chemical needs. These designs blend aesthetics with sustainability, excel in arid areas, boost biodiversity, and offer year-round visual charm. Learn to craft eco-conscious, durable, and stylish outdoor havens.

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Feb 7, 2026POST BY KAYLEIGH MATTHEWS

Edible Front Yards That Look Ornamental to HOAs

See how one couple overcame HOA restrictions to craft a breathtaking edible front yard. Through intentional design, structured layouts, and thoughtful plant selections, they blended productivity with visual elegance. Discover actionable strategies to secure approval and maintain curb appeal while harvesting homegrown bounty.

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Feb 7, 2026POST BY PAULA LLOYD

Why Clover Lawns Beat Grass in Drought-Prone Regions

Clover lawns redefine sustainable landscaping for 2026 by delivering lush greenery with far less water, mowing, and chemical use. They naturally improve soil quality and attract pollinators, fostering eco-friendly spaces that suit contemporary lifestyles. Homeowners increasingly opt for clover over traditional grass to conserve resources, build resilient landscapes, and promote environmental balance.

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Feb 7, 2026POST BY PAULA LLOYD

HOAs Now Welcome Edible Front Yard Gardens

Homeowners associations are updating guidelines to include edible front yard gardens, which integrate aesthetics, resource efficiency, and social interaction. Strategic layouts, water-efficient selections, and structured planting transform potential conflicts into valuable neighborhood features, balancing productivity with refined appearance.

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HOAs Now Allow Front Yard Food Gardens in 2026

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HOA Edible Gardens Now Legal in Most Communities

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