Today, we would like to explore the answers to these questions, and what needs to happen in your yard before winter comes in full force.
Recently, we’ve been publishing articles about growing your own fall decorations. The benefits of growing your own fall decorations are endless. Not only will you impress your guests, but you are actually saving money.
One of my favorite ways to decorate this autumn season is with the items grown right outside our doorstep. Thanksgiving can be costly enough with all the food to buy. Why add to that with decorations when your yard and garden are full of beautiful decorations?
This article provides 9 different decorating ideas. Each idea uses items that you can find outdoors from classic pumpkins and gourds to candled core apples and vases of dried wheat stalks.
Fall is filled with a number of chores to get done before winter comes. Gardening chores include completing your yard’s fall clean up and adding mulch to garden beds. From landscaping tips to general gardening tips, here are items to add to your to-do list in the Midwest and Mountain Regions of the U.S. for the month of November.
The weather is getting cooler and that can mean only one thing: fall is here and winter is on its way. In this article you will find a compilation of gardening tips for the month of November for the Southwest Region of the United States. You will find information about planting herbs and how to deadhead your flowers to make up your monthly to-do list before the winter chill sets in.
Just when you thought it was time to head inside for the winter, you find this article full of information about what your yard needs this month. Winter is coming, but not just yet. In this article, you will find exactly what you need to know about doing a fall clean up and planting new trees.
From landscaping tips to fruits and vegetables tips to general gardening tips, here is what you need to know to prepare your monthly to-do list if you live in the Pacific Northwest Region of the United States.
For our friends in the Southeast Region of the United States, the beginning of October may feel more like summer than fall. However, by the end of the month you may see frost on your lawn. This article provides what to do in your yard this month from gardening tips to lawn care.
Gardening is not always easy. We thought we put a list of gardening hacks to make every gardener’s life a little easier. Please check out the list below of 10 gardening hacks that will make your time in the garden or in your yard more efficient.
Fall is officially here. The temperatures are getting cooler, the days are getting shorter and the brilliant yellow, red, and orange leaves are falling to ground. While all those leaves are beautiful, you may be thinking about how much time you will be spending raking them up this fall.
The days are getting shorter, the temperatures are getting colder and that can only mean one thing in the Northeast region of the United States – it is fall. Before you close yourself in for the winter, don’t forget to follow this month’s gardening tips below.