We need to move a clubhouse built of wood that is about 9 by 5. It is heavy. It is located in the back yard. What are some good ways to accomplish this

I have these AWFUL terrible bamboo weeds growing in my back yard, at first it was just a little patch but now they have multiplied and taken over. The more I pull them out the more they grow back, I just can’t seem to get rid of them…
In the winter theyre not so bad because they are just dried out stalks

Is there something I can use them for maybe tea or cooking???
Does anyone know how to get rid of them with a spray or weed killer?

Its long and vine like, with yellow flowers. Big green leaves. The squash starts off yellow, then turns orange, then turns green.

I want to build my "dream" house when I grad from college. I want it to have atleast 5 rooms including the masterbathroom, and 2 bathrooms including the master bathroom, i would like to have a big kitchen/living room. the back yard doesnt have to be big but desent.

I have tried to drown them, but they won’t die.

I have dogs that are starting to get welts and itching because of our weeds in the back yard. We try to pull them but they come back so quickly. I can’t use any sprays that would harm my dogs. Is there any way to kill the weeds without harming pets?

It’s about a foot or so down, is green, smaller than a garden hose, and is rubber again like a garden hose. Does anyone think they know what it is please? I did call columbia gas before I dug and they said I had no gas lines in the back yard. It’s either water out to my detached garage, electricity, or gas?

It’s at one end of the hole, would it be bad to plant a post there?

There are SEVERAL holes in our back yard that looks like it’s caused by a snake, mole, chipmunk, or whatever. I live in Mississippi, if that matters. Anyways, what do I do with this holes to fill them up and how can I prevent any more from showing up?

I have 3 raised flower beds in my back yard. They are about 2 feet high. My problem is that my two dogs run through them which is not good for my beautiful flowers! There is plenty of room for the dogs to run around elsewhere, but they always take a shortcut through the flowers. Will sprinkling the edges with pepper work? Will it hurt the dogs?

I live in Northeast Ohio and we are selling our house within the next year. We have a shaded back yard on a ravine. All of the grass has died over the year and patches of moss and weeds have taken its place. The soil is compact, but it seams to drain well despite that. What can we do to start getting grass up? Should we til or aerate? Should we lay down compost and lime?