Along with the nice weather come the insects and that can mean many unwelcome bugs in your home. Here are some tips to keep insects from invading your home this season.
Weeds are sprouting up on lawns and between walkways. Pests are taking bites out of herbs, vegetables, and flowers. Have a pest-free garden and weed-free lawn and walkway with these earth-friendly tips.
About 5 billion birds will return this spring and some of them will make your backyard their home. Entice blue jays, cardinals, chickadees and more to your backyard using different types of seeds and feeders. Bird watching is one of the fastest growing hobbies and a great past-time so be sure to attract a variety of birds to your yard this season.
A healthy lawn leads to a healthier environment. Grass cleans the air by neutralizing pollutants and converting them into oxygen as well as trapping dirt, dust, and pollen that can trigger allergies. In fact, a family of four can get a full day of oxygen from a healthy, green, 50 foot by 50 foot lawn.
Control pests and weeds without harmful chemicals for healthy lawns and gardens.
Whether it’s a huge garden or just a couple of containers on your deck, few things brighten up your home environment like the colour that comes from healthy, vibrant blooms. Giving your gardens a little T-L-C at the beginning of the growing season can help to ensure big splashes of colour all summer long.
Every homeowner wants to have a lawn that's lush, green and healthy. And not only does a healthy lawn look great, but it's also a critical to our environment, especially in urban centres. Did you know a healthy lawn helps to clean the air, keeps us cool, reduces noise levels and diminishes soil erosion? But having a healthy lawn means giving it some care this Spring. Here's some spring tips for an healthy lawn.
While bird feeding is something everyone can do, a few tips will help you attract Canada's most popular wild species and entice them to stay for more than a quick lunch.
Bright, bold splashes of colour is the trend for Canadian gardens this summer..and a few easy tips will help to ensure that your flowers stay healthy through the growing season.
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