In this article, I’m going to teach you the basics of planting a shrub. I love gardening, planting, and working outside this time of the year. There is just something about Spring, green grass, and warmer weather that gets me motivated to do some planting. Whether planting a shrub in the ground or in a container, this is a great time to get busy doing it.
Thick, green lawns are what we all want but rarely do we want to put in the work to get it. Growing a greener lawn doesn’t have to be difficult. You just need to know what you’re working with and then follow some simple tips. Before you know it, you’ll have a lawn that will be the envy of your whole neighborhood.
At the beginning of fall, I shared with you all how I would not be buying any mums this year. I do love mums, but every year it is a waste of money for me to purchase them. They always die and I can never get them to live over a month or so. I mean, I don’t have the best green thumb, but surely I couldn’t be that horrible for this to happen year after year.
As the crisp air of fall rolls in and the leaves start to change, it’s easy to think that lawn care can take a back seat. Proper fall lawn care is important for a healthy lawn throughout the winter and a beautiful green yard in the spring. With a little bit of effort now, you can set your lawn up for success in the months to come. Let’s take a look at some essential fall lawn care tasks—because even though summer is over, your lawn still needs a little love.
As you may know we do our own yard work around here. Henry loves it, but me…I enjoy it, but maybe not as much as he does. However, it does save us lots of money. It also ensures us that it will be done properly and to our expectations.