Garden Maintenance
Soil PH And Your Garden Plants – What You Need to Know
Soil PH is, without doubt, one of the most crucial factors to consider when designing and planning a garden. This is largely because different plants show varying tolerances to different soil PH levels.
7 Yard Repairs to Make Look Gorgeous this Summer
It seems as if the summer season has a way of making the flaws in your yard and landscape design very noticeable. Just as with the interior and exterior of your home, your landscape design can become outdated and various features in your yard can need repair.
How to Make Your Own Weed Killer at Home
It’s a sunny Saturday morning, you’ve just made a delicious cup of coffee and you step out onto your porch to breathe in the fresh morning air and let’s face it, you want to admire all of your hard work you’ve done on your yard before the neighbor’s dog wakes up and starts barking.
Protect Your Landscapes with Root Barriers
There are a good number of benefits associated with root barriers in regards to protecting your landscapes as well as hardscapes in your home or around your commercial premises.
Think Before You Work: Five Yard Suggestions that Make Upkeep a Breeze
There’s a real art to organizing yard work to make it less onerous, exhausting and tedious. Oftentimes we, as homeowner, just jump into the work without thinking ahead and can end up wasting countless hours with menial labor.
Essential Tools for Easy Gardening
Who wouldn’t want to have a slice of clean and green natural beauty right in their own yard?
Increase Your Home Value By Making These Simple Changes To Your Yard
Tweet Why not work on your yard, and make some changes and upgrades that substantially impact your home’s value? Read on for some helpful tips about where to begin. Diversity
How to Protect Your Outdoor Plants and Furniture From Hot Summer Weather
The summer heat can be enjoyable, but it can also wreck havoc on a yard if it is not protected. Constant sunshine can ruin many types of plants that require partial shade as well as damage outdoor furniture and other yard furnishings.
Winter Composting: Yes, That’s Right
One of the last things you may be thinking of right now is your compost pile.
5 Ways to Transform Your Small Backyard
Tweet Get outside and enjoy your backyard, no matter how small it is. Fix up an unappealing yard with a few key changes and additions. Install an Awning Create a
Fall Gardening Tips and Strategies
Tweet October and November may not be busy gardening months, but there are a few things that need tending and some strategies you can take from this point forward. Perennial
How to Maintain a Healthy Garden
They say never judge a book by its cover but many people do and the very first thing you notice about a home is its lawn.
You Can Trim Your Garden With Pine Needles
If you live where pine trees are in abundance, the needles that naturally fall to the ground can be gathered up and repurposed.
How to Rejuvenate Old Hedges
Robert Frost had it right when he said, “Good fences make good neighbors.’ While we may think that such fences are always made of steel, wood or polymer materials, perhaps the best fence is the garden hedge.
Your Summer Composting Project
Summer home projects should be easy, reflecting the slower pace of life we all prefer to take on most sunny, sultry afternoons. Nevertheless, yard care never ceases unless you’re in a severe drought and your lawn has turned dormant.
All About Grubs
Tweet A few years ago while I was watering our new sod in the front yard, I kept noticing certain areas of our lawn turning brown. At first I was
The Art and Science of Composting
Tweet A simple way to improve your lawn and gardens. The visual appeal of your home is greatly enhanced when the yard portion of your property looks sharp, which also
4 Summer Yard Care Tips
Tweet Get your rest, but not at the expense of your lawn. Enjoy your vacation and your slower pace of life, but keep an eye on your property or have
Getting Your Lawn Ready For Spring
Tweet There are a variety of ways to make sure your lawn springs back from those long and cold winter months. Just by following a few simple tips, you can
