by Keri Byrum | Dec 8, 2020 | Small Spaces |
Yards are the most neglected part of a home. For the average household, we spend so much time focusing on the carpet, on the windows, and the drapes, that we completely forget the yard. Outside of fancy landscaping, how does one clean a yard? How can we keep it nice and tidy? It’s surprisingly not that easy, especially if you’re trying to avoid noxious chemicals. Most of us have family and friends that play catch and crack open drinks in the yard. We don’t want weird hydro-fluoro-benzo-diazo-whatever leaking into our skin–into our food. It’s best to just avoid it. But how? Here we’ll go over how to keep your yard nice and clean without using harsh chemicals. Weed Killer The first thing anybody thinks of (and rightfully so) when they think of yard care is how to get rid of weeds.… Read Full Post
by Keri Byrum | Dec 8, 2020 | Uncategorized |
There are several benefits to having a tree in your yard. Apart from providing the shade that you need, they also improve air quality and enhance the overall aesthetics of your property. However, you need to ensure that your trees are healthy because otherwise, rather than contributing to the visual appeal of your garden, they can become an eyesore. Chionanthus virginicus, Fringetree Not only this, but they may even spread the disease to the other plants in your garden. Thus, if you suspect that your tree is ill, make sure that you exert the extra effort to treat it promptly. This article delves into the different ways on how you will be able to spot tree diseases in your garden. Leaves One of the primary ways on how you will be able to spot tree diseases in your garden is by observing its leaves.… Read Full Post
