Are you tired of raking grass clippings by hand? Can’t bring yourself to sweep up those fall leaves that are long overdue for cleanup? Sounds too familiar! Landscaping will wear you out without the proper tools and equipment. All you need to do is upgrade your old hand tools that have seen better days with …
To get rid of birds pooping on patio or deck, repel them with shiny, moving things. Hang mirrors, old CDs, metallic streamers, or metal windchimes. As they blow in the wind, birds will feel apprehensive. Also, make your yard less welcoming by not leaving out food or water. Are you tired of cleaning bird droppings …
How to grow hebes in containers: Choose a pot with drainage holes and fill it with well-draining potting mix. Plant a hebe in the pot. Place the pot in a location with full or partial sun. Keep the soil moist. Prune your hebe regularly in late summer. Looking for a beautiful and low-maintenance plant for …
What is better than enjoying the shade on your own private porch? This can be the best spot for lounging, so you can read a lovely book or enjoy your tasty drink after a long day. Transforming my porch was one of the best decisions I’ve made because it immediately turned my plain old porch …
Are you looking for an innovative way to mow your lawn? Have you ever wondered how to make your lawn look more appealing with a little bit of creativity? There are many easy to achieve yet interesting lawn striping ideas that you can implement to give your lawn a quick makeover. A lawn roller is …
I believe it’s safe to say that nothing compares to a relaxing afternoon spent in the backyard next to the pool. Wouldn’t it be great if you could just chill by the pool with your favorite drink and book? Or watch your kids as they unwind and splash in the water? But because the weather …
Destroying pampas grass: After discarding the plumes and wrapping the grass in duct tape, cut the grass down to about two inches. Mix 5.2 tablespoons of concentrated glyphosate or imazapyr with a gallon of water. Spray the plant carefully, following the instructions on the herbicide bottle. Pampas grass may be beautiful, but as with cacti, …
Yes, a snowblower can be used on grass. Two-stage snowblowers are better for use on grass because they don’t tear it out. Simply adjust the skid shoes to the proper height to protect your lawn. Single-stage snowblowers, however, scrape against the surface and may leave your lawn looking patchy. Is your lawn completely covered in …