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Lawn care: What to do once the snow has melted? You may notice a number of problems with your lawn when the snow melts after a long Canadian winter.
Simple DIY Halloween decoration idea Your mulch leftovers will be perfect to create the illusion that there's a tombstone in your yard. Here is how to create the Halloween scene in three simple steps.
Starting Seeds Indoors Starting seeds isn’t difficult, but it takes time and attention. The payoff is an abundance of fresh, delicious vegetables in a few weeks.
Prepare Trees and Shrubs for Spring It’s been a long winter and your garden may look a little bedraggled after a few months of wind and cold.
Have a Perfect Lawn in 3 Steps There are only three important steps to get the perfect lawn: Proper watering, feeding and mowing.
5 Tips for a Great Edible Garden Growing a great edible garden is rewarding, cost-effective, and probably much easier than you think.
