Have you ever thought you were prepared for a winter storm only to realize that you don’t have any ice melt? What can you do in these moments when a …
How to Make Outdoor Wooden Steps Non-Slip: 5 Effective Ways
No matter the season, outdoor wooden steps can get slippery! You may have experienced this firsthand, and I don’t doubt that you don’t want to experience it again. What can …
How To Protect Grass Seed from Birds?
Birds are amazing guests in your backyard, whether they’re snatching up grasshoppers, digging up webworms, or just bringing a moment of joy to your day with their song. But when …
10 Best Anti Slip Stair Treads for Outdoor Use
Outdoor stairs require more care and consideration than one might think, and certainly a whole lot more than indoor stairs, specifically due to their exposure to the outdoor elements. Therefore, …
5 Best Teak Sealers for Outdoor Furniture
Do you own teak furniture for your outdoor patio or balcony setting? You may be searching for some of the best teak sealers for outdoor furniture, given how quickly some …
10 Best Outdoor Standing Fans in 2021
There’s nothing better than enjoying a warm summer day out in the sun, but when temperatures really start heating up, it would be wise to have some sort of a …
Should I Cover My Garden in the Winter?
As the days of harvest end and frost-filled nights kill the remaining vegetation, it’s tempting to just sit back on a well-earned winter break, but there’s one more task to …
What Can You Cover New Grass Seed With?
When starting a new lawn from scratch, you could just broadcast some grass seed and hope that it grows, but the resulting lawn will be patchy at best, dismal at …
How to Dig a Trench for Drainage in 10 Steps
Water is essential for life, and maintaining your lovely backyard and garden. It can also prove disastrous, flooding pavement, invading basements, and drowning plants. But it doesn’t have to be …
How Long Do You Leave Hay On Grass Seed?
Grass is a pretty finicky plant when starting from seed. It needs direct light, it needs to be kept moist, and it needs all of this up to 3 weeks …
