Cleaning the garden and flower beds can be quite the job, especially if you don’t have the right tools. Pulling out the old foliage, removing the last of your tomatoes, and taking the top layer of weeds and mulch can… Read More
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How to Properly Store Firewood
When storing firewood, choosing the correct storage method is important to protect your hard work and investment. You’ve likely spent a lot of time (or money) preparing your firewood for the season. The last thing you want to do is… Read More
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Everything You Need to Know About Ice Melt
We’ve all experienced the hazards of winter: snowstorms, power outages, bad roads, and sidewalks covered in ice. We understand you want to keep your family, friends, and visitors safe this winter. This means you will be investing hours of hard… Read More
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Using Your Landscaping to Maximize Curb Appeal
If you plan on selling your home, curb appeal is essential as it creates a positive first impression for potential buyers. And, if you do not plan on selling your home, curb appeal is just as important. Enhancing your home’s… Read More
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Everything You Need to Know About Topsoil
Topsoil is often overlooked, yet it is an essential landscaping tool every gardener needs. It is the top 2 to 10 inches of soil that provides the ground with nutrients to keep plants healthy. Let’s discuss the importance of topsoil… Read More
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Mulch Delivery: Improving Your Landscape with Convenient Delivery Services
We understand the significance of creating a beautiful and healthy landscape, and mulch is crucial. Whether you’re a gardening pro, a landscaping contractor, or someone who takes pride in their outdoor space, the right mulch makes a significant difference. This… Read More
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Preparing Your Garden Beds for Winter
Thanksgiving is over, and we are officially in winter! Preparing your garden for the winter months becomes essential as the season progresses. Proper winterization ensures that vegetable plots, annuals, and perennials remain healthy and ready to thrive when spring arrives…. Read More
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How to Winterize Your Outdoor Kitchen
The outdoor cooking season may be coming to an end for you as the cool days and nights filter in, and this is when you should shut down your outdoor kitchen until next spring. To protect your outdoor kitchen, there… Read More
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Fire Features: Adding Warmth to Your Outdoor Space
There’s nothing quite like gathering around a crackling fire on a chilly evening and enjoying the ambiance of your outdoor living space. Fire features, such as fire pits and outdoor fireplaces, offer a timeless and elegant way to add warmth,… Read More