You may not be mowing your lawn now if your type of grass goes dormant during winter, but now is a good time to make sure the proper tools are ready for when you need them come spring. One of the items on your prep list should be sharpening mower blades. Sharp blades help ensure a healthy cut and nicer-looking yard. Read more
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Just because the grass isn't that green or growing as much, doesn't mean it should be ignored. Here are six winter lawn care tips to ensure your yard looks its best come spring. Read more
You protect yourself from harsh winter weather by bundling up in coats, hats, and scarves. So why not help protect your plants from the cold as well? From pruning to covering, there are several ways of protecting trees and shrubs in winter. Read more
Shrubs make wonderful barriers, accents, and additions to lawns and gardens. Like any plants, they need regular attention and maintenance. Routinely inspecting shrubs for problems can help catch and correct issues before it kills your wonderful plants. Read more
Freshly fallen snow may make the ground look pretty for a little while, but it can also lead to a cold-weather fungus on some types of grasses. Learn more about snow mold and how you can treat it to protect your grass this season. Read more
When the weather outside is frightful, pests go looking for a place that's delightful. This place could be your home if you leave it open to infestation. It's warmer than the outdoors and closer to a more consistent food supply. Follow these winter pest control tips to help keep your home off their radar. Read more