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Attracting Wild Birds With A Bird Garden

January 26th, 2009 · No Comments

You can use bird feeders and bird baths to attract wild birds to your garden but if you also plant a bird garden you can increase the attractiveness of your garden enormously. Trees, shrubs and flowers can provide shelter from predators and the winter cold and provide natural food for the birds for the whole year. [Read more →]

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Attracting Wild Birds With A Bird Garden

January 25th, 2009 · No Comments

You can use bird feeders and bird baths to attract wild birds to your garden but if you also plant a bird garden you can increase the attractiveness of your garden enormously. Trees, shrubs and flowers can provide shelter from predators and the winter cold and provide natural food for the birds for the whole year. [Read more →]

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Sprucing Up Your Lawn In December

January 5th, 2009 · No Comments

During this last month of the year, you may have much on your mind and your lawn care activities may be the furthest thing from it. However, just because we are in full fledged Winter season, doesn't mean your lawn should be neglected. Maintaining your lawn now will make a huge impact come Springtime. [Read more →]

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Sprucing Up Your Lawn In December

January 5th, 2009 · No Comments

During this last month of the year, you may have much on your mind and your lawn care activities may be the furthest thing from it. However, just because we are in full fledged Winter season, doesn't mean your lawn should be neglected. Maintaining your lawn now will make a huge impact come Springtime. [Read more →]

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Care For Your Lawn - Tips On Watering

December 24th, 2008 · No Comments

Watering requirements for your lawn will depend on a lot of different factors and will vary considerably from lawn to lawn and area to area. In general, in the hot summer months, lawn made from bluegrass or ryegrass will need about 2 ¼ inches of water every week. less in cooler weather. If your lawn is made from fescues less frequent watering is needed as this type of grass has a deeper root system and can store more moisture between waterings. [Read more →]

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