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You should take care of your lawn mower like you do a vehicle. Make sure you clean it regularly, check under the deck for grass that becomes built up over time. Grass can build up around mower blades, causing improperly cut grass. Also make sure you keep enough oil in the engine and air in the tires. Sometimes, like any other gasoline engine, riding mowers do break down. Thankfully, they are pretty easy to fix yourself using the following troubleshooting tips.
Published by Debbie Bastien 2 weeks ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +0 votes | 0 comments
Nothing adds charm and beauty to a house, and property value as well, as a well manicured landscape. A well-kept landscape or yard, is a valuable, yet inexpensive way to improve one's home value; both to potential buyers or to permanent home owners. Easy, cost-effective and not time consuming at all, with just a few simple DIY tips, one's home can truly become a castle.
Published by Beverly Anne Sanchez 3 weeks ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +4 votes | 5 comments
While you may think that yard work is killing you, there are ten ways that your lawn can actually kill you. Thick green lawns can the perfect habitat for deadly fungi, stinging insects, poisonous reptiles and hazardous cancerous chemicals. Every year thousands of are injured or killed by injuries from taking care of their lawns, insect and snake bites, and even chronic illnesses like Lyme disease and cancer. This article will illustrate the potential dangers of doing and not doing lawn work.
Published by Daniel Snyder 4 weeks ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +10 votes | 4 comments
Ash from fires has been used for millennia to improve soil. It can be beneficial to compost, plant beds and lawns if used smartly and in the right measure. Ash contains elements, particularly carbon, that are essential to plant life, and also acts as a pest repellent. The idea to keep in mind, as always with soil treatment, is not to overdo it. A fine layer of ash in plant beds will repel pests and add carbon to the soil, and adding ash to the correct mixture of compost balances the PH, fosterin...
Published by A. Cardott 4 weeks ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +1 votes | 0 comments
Beginning gardeners and landscapers on a budget can make harmony in the garden by mixing decorative, drought-proof plants with vegetables. Smelly plants like sages, lavenders, rosemaries, mints, fennel and anise are drought-resistant, edible and traditionally medicinal. They're great for gardens because pollen-transporting bees love their flowers and plant-destroying, disease-carrying bugs hate their smell.
Published by A. Cardott 4 weeks ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +0 votes | 0 comments
Water features like ponds are popular DIY weekend projects particularly in the spring time. While installing a pond is a DIY friendly project it is important to consider several factors before digging the hole for the pond. Common mistakes include picking the wrong location, choosing the wrong pump, and adding too many fish or plants.
Published by Andrea Turman 1 months ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +0 votes | 0 comments
Winter is over and spring is in the air. Your lawn looks brown and dry and you think you should have something done. Power raking is what too many people do and that is usually the wrong thing to do to your lawn. Learn about the best way to rake your lawn.
Published by Sam Montana 2 months ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +18 votes | 6 comments
A small pond can make a back yard literally come alive. Not only will it create a place of rest and comfort, it will attract birds and sometimes other small animals. A natural looking pond isn't hard to build. Dig a hole. Put in a pond liner and water pump. Enjoy. ========
Published by Pat Veretto 2 months ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +2 votes | 1 comments
The best times to treat those bald spots in your lawn is either mid-spring or mid-fall. The time is now and the treatment is easy but it does take patience, dedication, and attention to detail. We are talking about those bare spots in that vast, velvety mat that you call your lawn, not those bare spots on your head where your scalp shows through. Forget that magical Rogaine treatment, to treat these bare spots will take you three weeks of work. The prep work is hard but quick. After the prep w...
Published by Jerry Walch 2 months ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +11 votes | 12 comments
You might think that any tree that grows in your yard is a good tree, but many experts and homeowners would disagree. While just about every tree has some redeeming quality, there are quite a few trees that have too many problems associated with their growth to make them a valuable addition to your landscape. Issues can range from disease, size, fruit, pests, appearance, odor, and life span.
Published by Daniel Snyder 2 months ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +14 votes | 3 comments
When you think of cherry trees people think of the red fruit, George Washington, and weeping cherry trees, but there are several varieties of ornamental cherry trees that will enhance the look of your property. Cherry trees belong to the rose family (Rosaceae) and the Prunus genus. Most cherry trees produce attractive blossoms in the spring, and some will produce fruits in the summer. When selecting ornamental cherry trees consider the blossom type and color, as well as the mature size and area ...
Published by Daniel Snyder 2 months ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +13 votes | 6 comments
Home aquaponic systems are increasing in popularity as a means to increase self-sufficiency. Aquaculture is the growing of aquatic plants and animals. Fish, mollusks, seaweed, rice, cranberry and other aquatic farming sometimes takes place concurrently. It is not uncommon for rice to be grown with fish giving food security to rural farmers in China. Home owners can learn a great deal about raising aquatics through the study of aquaculture.
Published by Judith Barton 2 months ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +13 votes | 8 comments
Trees are an important part of any yard as they define the outdoor space. The best trees for New England will be hardy and tolerate the cold and produce brilliant fall color or spring blooms. By planting native trees to the region, growers will not have to worry about extra watering and care for their tree.
Published by Jessica Drew 3 months ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +2 votes | 1 comments
This article will help you solve drainage problems in your yard and landscaped areas. Problems associated with poor drainage around the home can quickly lead to serious problems if corrective action is not taken. Aside from water entering the basement or foundation, poorly drained areas around the yard can destroy turf and expensive landscaping and become a harbor for disease carrying insects like mosquitoes. A basic understanding of the underlying cause of will allow you to redirect excess wate...
Published by Daniel Snyder 3 months ago in Landscaping, Lawns & Ponds | +14 votes | 7 comments
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