Archive for December 2024
How to Cover & Protect Young Trees in Winter
While you’re making that checklist for the holidays, better add something else. It’s time to prepare your home and yard for winter. We’re not just talking about hauling away the last of the leaves and moving plants indoors. Winter-prep also includes protecting your trees from the cold and sunburn. Yes, trees can get a sunburn. Fortunately,…
Read More15 Holiday & Christmas Gifts for Grillers
Grilling enthusiasts are always looking for new tools and accessories to enhance their grilling area, and with so many products available, finding the perfect gift for the grill master in your life has never been easier. Whether they love the smoky flavor of charcoal or the convenience of propane, the right gear can elevate their skills…
Read MoreHow to Prepare for a Blizzard or Winter Storm at Home
When it’s still warm and sunny out, it is all too easy to forget about the harsh cold of winter. Yet spending a little extra time preparing for winter, especially winter storms and blizzards, can make life a lot easier during the season. Aside from preparing for routine chores like shoveling snow or keeping ice dams from…
Read MoreIce Melt 101: Everything You Need to Know
Ice and freezing temperatures can be a problem during the winter months. Potentially dangerous when accumulated on driveways, steps, and walkways, ice can cause slips, falls, and accidents that can put a real dent in your winter. Aside from shoveling, scraping, and sanding, ice melt is one of the most common ways to deal with slippery and icy…
Read MoreHow to Avoid Blown Fuses from Christmas Lights
Are you ready to get in the holiday spirit? Before you start throwing up those Christmas lights, it’s important to understand how they work. Have you ever used too many lights and overloaded the circuit? It’s okay, we’ve all been there. Before you start hanging those outdoor Christmas lights up, check out these tips below for…
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