Getting the garden ready for Winter can save some work next Spring. The cool, crisp air makes wrapping everything up a lot easier and leaves you more time in the
Fall is the single most important lawn feeding of the year experts say. The final feeding should be applied right before the winter months, when grass is preparing for its
Loam is all about texture. It is a mixture of clay, silt and sand. This mixture is important because it holds moisture while allowing for drainage. Screened loam is passed
Cool nights and shorter days are the ideal time to overseed, fertilize, lime and aerate. Fall is the best time to tend to your lawn for a better result in
Before you go into hibernation spend a few minutes taking care of your tools. These three tips will keep them in great shape to give you another year’s worth of
A pergola is a structure with columns on the side and lattices or beams across the top. It makes a perfect airy, outdoor room. Add some climbing plants such as
You’ve got free mulch coming! Really. All those fallen leaves can be put to good use for a Fall mulch. When you mulch in the Spring or Summer it is
Give a little attention to your garden tools and you’ll add years of life and use to the tools – and they’ll be much easier to use too! Wash after
Here are some tips to keep your lawn looking green and lush: Fertilize Your lawn has gone through a lot of stress this Summer with plenty of heat and little
Landscaping can be formal and fussy or casual and unfussy. Take the sidewalk in the photo above — very casual and inviting. While the rhododendron creates color interest against the
