It’s springtime again, and it’s time to dust off your lawnmower. Hopefully, your mower got a tune-up over the winter, so its blades are sharp and you tightened all of the moving parts. April is National Lawn Care Month, and it’s a great time to remember the following lawn mowing tips. 9 Lawn Mowing Tips […]
Did you know that a weed is simply a plant that’s in the wrong place? And yet, weeds make us gardeners very frustrated because it’s a never-ending job of removing them from our flowerbeds and vegetable gardens. You may spend an hour or an entire afternoon pulling weeds. Your back’s sore, you’re profusely sweating because […]
Every year, you need to deal with nuisance weeds popping up in your lawn. Alternatively, you may have a yard that’s weedier than your neighbors. What should you do? Learn about the types of weeds on your lawn and how to treat them. Otherwise, you may not know where to start. 3 Types of Lawn […]
Spring is around the corner, and it’s time to stock up on seeds, garden plans, and gardening tools. Why gardening tools? Because come spring, you want to head outside and start working the soil. You don’t want to pay top dollar for things you can get on clearance now at your local garden center. Plus, […]
If you’ve joined the gardening trend, you’re in good company. Gardening is growing in popularity that will continue into 2021. Why is it cool to garden in 2021? People garden for many reasons, including: Folks are worried about food scarcity. Folks want to brighten up their landscapes with easy-to-grow flowers. People working from home and […]
Imagine falling after slipping on some ice while you were cleaning snow off your front walkway. You hear the crack, and before you know it, you fractured your ankle or wrist. These types of accidents can happen when folks go out after a winter storm to shovel their walkways and driveways. You can prevent getting […]
The growing season of 2020 is near its end. It’s time to wrap up mowing your lawn until next spring. Yet, you still have plenty to do in your yard before the final freeze. When Does Grass Cutting Season End? The last cut of the year occurs when your grass stops growing, and 90% of […]
If you live in the South, you know that your warm-season grass will soon go dormant, which means you’ll have a brown lawn. Like many homeowners, you want a green lawn to last throughout the winter. Warm season lawns generally have one of these four grass types: Bermudagrass Centipedegrass St. Augustinegrass Zoysiagrass. You can overseed […]
Summer flowers have faded, and the warm colors of fall are at their height. Now’s the perfect time to plant bulbs for spring color. In this blog, you’ll learn about What spring bulbs you can plant now for spring flowers How to plant bulbs if you’re a new gardener How Brinly-Hardy’s tow-behind cart helps you […]
Did you know that autumn is the best time for taking care of your lawn and flowerbeds? Since the days are shorter, nights are cooler, and the soil holds moisture in longer, you’ll find that lawn and flowerbed cleanups go faster for you. In the fall, you’re doing a combination of cleanup and preparing for […]