Labor Day is a celebration of hard work—and some of the hardest workers in our landscapes have wings. This Labor Day, we're giving a little appreciation to the bees that keep our gardens growing, while looking at a few simple ways we can make our yards more welcoming to the tiny workers that help our landscapes thrive. A bee rests on vibrant black-eyed Susans The Hardest Workers in the Yard There are workers who start before sunrise. There are workers who spend their days out

August has a way of making us think summer is almost over—but there's still plenty of sunshine, laughter, and backyard memories waiting to be made. Before the busy days of fall arrive, take a moment to enjoy the outdoor spaces you've created. Your landscape isn't just a yard; it's the backdrop for life's best moments. And the best part? Summer isn't over yet.

Some of life's best memories start with a shovel, a few stones, and Dad. This Father's Day, we're honoring the dads, grandpas, and mentors who build more than landscapes—they build the places where family memories are made.