Author: gogreenlaw

There is a lot to do in the coming month to prepare your lawn for spring and summer get-togethers. As the cold weather fades away, you will want to get your mower ready and be sure it is in good working order. You are about to start giving it a weekly workout again. Take it to your local shop to make sure that it gets a complete tune-up and if necessary new blade so that it is ready to efficiently cut the grass again.

When it comes to choosing the best nutrients available for their lawn, many Phoenixville residents are turning to organic fertilization. Regular fertilization of your lawn encourages stronger roots and builds a defense against weeds, eliminating the need for excessive herbicide treatments. There are many reasons that you might want to choose to have organic lawn care treatments, for your lawn.

Organic pest control sounds like a great idea, doesn’t it? Unfortunately, the details of the service are not always clear. Homeowners sometimes aren’t sure exactly what they’re getting, what it costs, or what the benefits are, for starters. This works in the favor of pest control companies who push their ambiguous services on confused customers. But you should be equipped with the information to freely select the best pest control method for your home. To help you in that journey, we’re sharing the pros and cons of organic pest control.

You’ve heard it said that success doesn’t happen overnight. The same is true for your garden. Sadly, it doesn’t grow just to satisfy your ambitions. Plants thrive only when you expend effort on them. And not just any kind. We’re talking about strategic, planned, localized efforts. That’s the ticket to a healthy, full garden plentiful with veggies, fruits, and herbs of your liking.

If all that research sounds exhausting, don’t fret. We’ve sifted out the fluff to give you the bare bones basics of planning your garden schedule throughout the year. A gift from us to you, use these tips and tools to get you started planning your spring and fall harvests!

Whether it’s your first time hosting Thanksgiving or your fiftieth, you know that the recipe for a smooth, memorable Thanksgiving is heavy on the planning. But in the midst of considering the menu, extending invites, and cleaning up the house, is there something you’re forgetting?

Read on to discover the oft-missed details that transform good Thanksgivings into a festive night not to be forgotten. Move over, Martha Stewart.