Don’t Let Your Pipes Burst!
A little planning and some simple preventative actions can stave off the risks of the dreaded burst pipes.
Heads Up: Prepping Your Trees for Winter
Trimming large, partially dead or diseased branches will not only protect your property, it will often improve the overall health of the tree by directing more nutrients to the remaining healthy branches.
Bloom in the Gloom: Forcing Bulbs Indoors
Why not bring a little spring color inside while you’re waiting for the snow to melt? By forcing a flower bulb, you get the benefits of the season a little early.
Know the Enemy in Your Yard
Plants become invasive when they reach a certain threshold of aggressiveness. As they spread, they replace native vegetation, reducing plant diversity and habitat value to wildlife.
Low and Slow is Hot, Here’s Why
Whether you’re smoking meats at home or buying smoked cheeses or seafood at a restaurant, there’s no doubt that the popularity of smoked, well, everything, is on the rise.
The Sweet Results of Fall Vegetable Gardening
While fall’s cooler weather can damage some vegetables, others actually thrive.
Your Siding is Made of What?
Each year, we see new technology that allows manufacturers to improve both the durability and visual appeal of our exterior wall coverings.
Wild for Water Features
In today’s world of landscaping, consumers can bring those sounds home by installing a water feature in their yard.
The 411 on Addressing Your House
A house that doesn’t have a number lacks identity. Your home is distinctive, so why should your house number be generic when it can have charm?
Planting for the Cook
Planting a garden useful for everyday cooking is easy as long as you choose the right number and variety of plants to grow in the space you have available.