Category Archives: Landscaping and Gardening

By John Peterson Gardening is such an enjoyable activity. However, it is not as easy as it seems. Many think that if you put some seeds in a pot, they will grow, and soon you will have something to harvest. … Continue reading →

By Patrick Adams Having a lakefront home comes with many amazing benefits. And frankly, there is nothing better and more beautiful than having breathtaking landscaping that will make your lakefront yard. But creating a polished garden that goes along and … Continue reading →

by Patrick Adams Gardening is the favorite pastime of millions of people across the globe but it’s a hobby that involves learning about nurturing plants. Since learning is foremost a process, it takes time for someone to become a green … Continue reading →

By Tanya Mayer Living by the water might sound like a dream for many homebuyers, but once you secure a water-side property, there can be plenty of roadblocks to overcome. Given the proximity to nature, not all of them will … Continue reading →

by Mackenzie Fox It’s a pretty fair bet that if you own a cabin, you love and want to be closer to the outside world. Unfortunately, not everyone knows how to use the outside world to its full potential – … Continue reading →

by John Miller A cabin’s surroundings must be organized and clear, so you can admire the landscape and not get distracted by a bland landscape. When improving your cabins surroundings there are some simple and convenient changes that can be … Continue reading →

By John Miller A cabin is a great escape from busy life in the city. It allows you to relax peacefully from any obligations you have at home. No work colleagues annoying you for projects, and no usual daily routines. … Continue reading →

By Jennifer L. Baker Who doesn’t love the look of big, billowy butterflies floating from flour perennial gardens? Butterflies are glamorous and we feel honored when they grace our yards with their beauty. Not so when folks bear witness to their … Continue reading →

by Candice Hubbard There are several reasons why a tree may require pruning, and don’t confuse pruning with the sometimes brutal practice of tree lopping: –  Because it is growing too high. –  To rid the tree of diseased branches or … Continue reading →