Winter lawn care tips and winter products for your backyard.
Winter is synonymous to dull, colorless gardens, right? Wrong! It doesn’t have to be if you choose from these shrubs that stay green even in winter to enhance your landscape. Not only do cold-hardy shrubs … Read more
You don’t have to hide your gardening gloves at the back of your entryway closet or in your shed when winter comes along. Instead of the end of an attractive landscape, think of it as … Read more
Winter can be a challenging season for gardeners, but a greenhouse provides an excellent solution to keep the harvest going. With the right crops and care, a greenhouse can turn the coldest months into … Read more
Raking leaves is a tedious chore best forgotten. Fortunately for us, environmental groups and gardening experts alike are telling us to just leave them where they fall in our gardens. But can you really just … 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
Wicker furniture is a popular choice for outdoor spaces, but with winter approaching, many homeowners may wonder if it’s safe to leave wicker furniture out in the snow. You should keep wicker furniture indoors during … Read more
Clearing snow from your driveway or yard is hard work, and it’s so frustrating to spend hours clearing it, only to find it covered in snow again the next day. But if you have a … Read more
Manually clearing your driveway or yard after a big snowstorm is a real pain. But a snow plow makes short work of it and saves you a lot of back-breaking effort. However, you may not … Read more
Sometimes, an early freeze may catch you and your lawn by surprise. You want to give your grass one last cut before its long winter’s nap, and then you wake up to find the temperature … Read more
One of the iconic images of winter is a thick blanket of snow covering the ground. For the most part, leaving it untouched is the best thing possible for your dormant lawn, as it insulates … Read more