Mistakes Everyone Makes When Dealing With Snow On Their Lawn
If you thought snow maintenance started in winter, well ... we've got some bad news. And your delays are the reason your lawn looks so rough every spring.
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The Best Time To Use A Leaf Blower To Avoid A Neighborly Spat
It might seem like a nice idea to get your leaf blowing out of the way before work, but how early is too early? Let's look at both etiquette & optimization.
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The Best Chainsaws For Beginners That Won't Break The Bank
In the market for a chainsaw but not sure which model to buy? Gas or electric? Here's your guide to affordable DIY-friendly chainsaws for newbies.
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Will A Fence Boost Your Home's Value? Here's What You Should Know
Trying to sell your house? Adding a fence to your yard might seem like a solid idea, but you should know if it's actually worth it for your home's value first.
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Don't Break Down The Ball Of Leaves In Your Tree
That strange ball of leaves and twigs in your empty tree isn't quite what you think it is... and you definitely don't want to try poking at it yourself.
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The Best Way To Get Rid Of Fast-Growing Goosegrass In Your Lawn
Goosegrass pops up quickly and it can spread rapidly too. But there's one ideal method for eliminating it in your lawn and having a healthier, weed-free yard.
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Is An Aluminum Foil Hack The Answer To Frozen Pipes This Winter?
If you're looking to avoid frozen pipes in cold winter weather, you may know of a popular aluminum foil hack that can help. But does it work to prevent icing?
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Using Wool In The Garden Is A Trick You'll Wish You Knew About Sooner
Most people tell you not to be a sheep, but if you see just how beneficial it is to use wool in your garden, you might change your mind. Here's how to apply it.
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Burning The Fall Leaves Is Even Deadlier Than You Think
Leaves can be a nuisance for folks who love a meticulous lawn, but burning them isn't exactly a good option. In fact, it could be deadly, and this is why.
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Why You Should Never Mow Wet Grass
Everybody tells you not to mow wet grass, but why? Does it damage the mower, the lawn itself, or both? We talked to an expert to find out.
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The Clever Hack That Keeps Chickens Out Of Your Garden
If your chickens are destroying your backyard garden, you can try this clever yard hack to keep them away from your beloved plants while still free ranging.
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If Squirrels Are Invading Your Bird Feeders, Try A Simple Cinnamon Hack
Birds love bird feeders. Unfortunately, so do squirrels. However, if you've got a little cinnamon on hand, you could have yourself a squirrel repellent hack.
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The Holiday Fertilization Strategy That'll Give You A Luscious Lawn By Next Spring
Lawn care season isn't over just yet. Consider this holiday fertilizer schedule so that when spring rolls around, the grass in your yard will be lush and green.
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Use IKEA Decking Tiles To Give Your Patio Space A Stylish DIY Upgrade
Your outdoor space or patio can get a DIY makeover without the expense or hard work, thanks to these IKEA decking tiles that are stylish and easy to use.
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How To Start A Hummingbird Garden (& Why You'll Want To)
If you don't already have a hummingbird garden, there are so many reasons (like gorgeous flowers) you'll want one. Here are gardening tips to get you started.
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The Controversy Behind Raking Fall Leaves (& If You Should Or Shouldn't Do It)
Should you leave the leaves? What if it ruins your lawns? If you're debating between ethical concerns and aesthetic ones, don't worry: there is a compromise.
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Here's Why Some Trees Have Branches That Are Chopped All The Way To The Trunk
Have you ever seen a tree that has had its branches all cut back to the trunk? There's a reason for that, and it could actually be a good arboreal practice.
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The Best Way To Get Rid Of Pesky Crabgrass Before It Takes Over Your Yard
If crabgrass is an unwelcome presence in your lawn, let it know that the grass is your turf with these tips to get rid of it before it takes over.
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You Might Want To Reconsider Using Fallen Leaves As Mulch
It's the season of falling leaves, and you might be tempted to use your pile as mulch for your garden and around the yard. However, there are a few downsides.
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Rocks That Explode Around Firepits
If you've got a fire pit, there are certain types of rocks that will explode if they make it into the flames. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Put Sand Between Pavers
If you're laying pavers, you need to fill the spaces between the cracks to make it look professional, and sand is a great choice. Here's how to apply it.
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How To Raise Stabilizer In Swimming Pools
It's important to make sure your swimming pool has the right amount of chlorine to stay sanitary. Adding stabilizer can help keep things clean, and here's why.
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How To Shock A Pool With Bleach
If you want to shock your pool with bleach, there's a few things you'll need to know first so that you can keep your swimming lagoon safe and sanitary.
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What Is The Mix Ratio For Echo String Trimmers?
Echo string trimmers require a certain mix of oil and gasoline to run smoothly, and it's important to get the ratio just right. We'll tell you how.
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How To Kill Your Lawn & Prepare It For A Beautiful Ground Cover Replacement
If you're thinking about replacing your lawn with a gorgeous ground cover, first you'll need to kill all your grass. Prepare your landscaping in the best way.
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Pros And Cons Of Stacking Firewood Up Against Your House
Stacking firewood against your house is convenient, but there might be a few reasons you'd want to avoid it. Here are the pros and cons of this wood storage.
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What Type Of Nails Do You Use When Building A Fence?
When you're building a fence, the type of nails you use can make a big difference in its longevity and construction. Use the right tools and materials.
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