Posted on Wed, May 09, 2012 @ 07:12 PM
When you choose which flowers to plant in your garden, you probably think about things like shape, size, color and bloom time. If you're only thinking about the flowers' appearance, though, you're missing out on a big way that flowers can beautify your property. Some hardworking blooms not only look pretty in their own right--they also attract fascinatingly gorgeous butterflies and hummingbirds. Choosing among these attractive plants will help you make the ground and the air in your garden explode with color.
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In today's economy, even the tool-shy among us have been trying DIY on for size. After all, it's pretty tempting to buy a pipe wrench and try to fix the leaky sink yourself when the average plumber charges $100 or more just to show up.
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It's that time of year again--we're all filling up the tanks for our grills, sprucing up our patios and preparing our backyards for summer entertainment.
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Posted on Mon, Apr 09, 2012 @ 07:00 PM

After the warm winter and early spring the US enjoyed this year, we can expect to see a bumper crop of mosquitoes this summer. And, while the word "mosquito" comes from the Spanish for "little fly," these diminutive bugs can cause super-sized problems. Mosquito bites can itch enough to nearly drive you batty, and scratching can lead to secondary infections. Mosquitoes also spread dangerous diseases such as encephalitis and West Nile Virus in humans, and deadly heartworm in our furry family members.
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Posted on Thu, Apr 05, 2012 @ 04:25 PM

John M of Louisiana is the lucky winner of the Wet & Forget March monthly giveaway. Congrats John!
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Posted on Sat, Mar 31, 2012 @ 07:01 PM

Whether your driveway is concrete or asphalt, regular seal coating will help it last longer and provide an eye-pleasing complement to your home's landscaping. A little elbow grease now and then pays off, because seal coating limits a lot of the wear-and-tear your driveway suffers with the changing seasons. Landscaping expert David Beaulieu recommends seal coating asphalt yearly in colder climates, and concrete every three to five years. But watch out: If your driveway is stained with moss, algae, mold or lichen, the sealant you've bought won't adhere properly to your driveway's surface. Instead of a well-protected driveway, you could end up with an expensive, time-consuming mess.
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