The secret to green, great-looking grass isn’t how much you spend in terms of time or money, but how wisely you spend. Investing in improving the soil under the grass gives your lawn a good foundation, and can fix many lawn issues such as poor drainage, soil compaction and thatch buildup.
When it comes to driving in bad weather, some tried-and-true auto safety methods can help you avoid accidents. And some tall tales you may have heard – and believed – are just that – tall tales.
Cutting back on meat and going veggie – it’s delicious; it’s healthy. And now, it’s trendy.
Vegetable and herb gardening is in and studies indicate it will continue to grow in popularity. Whatever your reason for opting to join the 7 million Americans who grabbed their gardening gear and grew their own vegetables and herbs last year, here are some time-saving tips to help make the growing easy.
As warm weather rolls in, the for sale signs start going up. Homeowners are increasingly looking for ways to update their living spaces and maintain the value of their homes without completing extensive or expensive renovations. Whether it’s adding a fresh coat of paint to outdated bathroom walls or new hardware to kitchen cabinets, there are many ways homeowners can improve their spaces without spending a lot of time or money.
Nearly every lawn or garden has one – a bare, ugly spot where nothing seems to grow well. Whatever the source of your problem spot, chances are the cure is pretty universal: cover it up … quickly, inexpensively and permanently with flowering or lush, green ground cover.
Often, the thought of getting healthy conjures up images of restrictive diets, counting calories and hours at the gym. However, deprivation diets and strict workout regimens tend to be short-term fixes that never meet your long-term goals. Luckily, there are simple and realistic ways for you to feel great, boost your energy and increase your overall health – and the effects can last a lifetime.
