Bagging autumn leaves for the garbage dump is such a waste. You spend all of that time and effort raking, and you don’t even get anything out of it. This year, take advantage of autumn … Read more
Raking leaves is backbreaking work, and leaf blowers are loud and ineffective. With national conservancy groups advising people to ditch raking, you’re probably hoping that you can ditch the rake for good. But are fall … Read more
As winter approaches, it’s crucial to prepare not just your home but also your outdoor storage areas for the impending cold. While your shed might seem convenient to tuck away various items, certain things … Read more
The summer is over. You’re probably anticipating a break from the never-ending mowing and watering of your lawn. The autumn leaves have mostly fallen, been mulched, or blown, and you’re about to lock up your … Read more
Many people are ditching traditional turfgrasses in favor of a clover lawn. Not only is clover better for the environment, it’s also cheaper and easier to maintain. But is clover right for your lawn? Clover … Read more
Many of us welcome the fall season. The cooler temperatures and bright colors of foliage are a celebrated change from the heat of the summer. Even the leaves that have fluttered down onto your lawn … Read more
It’s that time of year again! With the end of the summer season, many homeowners are looking forward to a respite from mowing their grass weekly, or, here in the southern USA, sometimes twice a … Read more
If you’ve ever spotted ants crawling all over your garden plants, you may be wondering if they’re harmful and if so, what to do to get rid of them. In most cases, seeing a few … Read more
If you have a big landscaping project in mind, you may be considering buying mulch in bulk. While it is possible to have loose mulch delivered straight to your yard, or you can pick it … Read more
We’ve all been there… you have happy, thriving plants in your garden one day, and the next day you find devastation in the form of half-eaten leaves on your prized vegetable plants. Although many bugs … Read more