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Read the article: How to Grow Grass in Shaded Areas

How to Grow Grass in Shaded Areas

Have you tried to grow grass in shaded areas of your lawn without success? Many lawns have shady spots where grass seed just doesn’t want to sprout and grow. Maybe pet or insect damage has complicated the process, making new grass growth that much harder. So, how do you successfully grow and maintain healthy grass…

Read the article: 3 Summer Lawn Care Tips from Scotts

3 Summer Lawn Care Tips from Scotts

One of the best parts about summer, is spending time on the lawn barefoot! There’s nothing quite like the feel of healthy green grass between your toes, especially when it’s cool and lush. So, how do you protect that gorgeous green carpet from the ravages of heat, drought, mowing and malnourishment? The key is in…

Read the article: DIY: Painting or Staining Outdoor Wood Furniture

DIY: Painting or Staining Outdoor Wood Furniture

With smart planning, painting and staining your outdoor furniture can take place in less than a weekend. There are many different types of outdoor furniture types—wicker, wrought iron, aluminum and plastic—but wood is by far the most popular. Whether you go with an opacity that allows your wood furniture’s natural grain to show through or…

Read the article: Get “Barefootable” Grass! Fertilize Your Lawn Regularly

Get “Barefootable” Grass! Fertilize Your Lawn Regularly

The secret is out: feeding your lawn is the fastest, surest way to a lush, barefoot-worthy lawn. Summer equals outdoor time, so it’s important to keep your lawn green and gorgeous for maximum enjoyment all season long. Feeding with Scotts Step-3 with 2% Iron is an important part of your summer lawn care regimen! It…

Read the article: Canning Versus Pickling: What’s the Difference?

Canning Versus Pickling: What’s the Difference?

Have you ever wondered how to preserve all that food in your garden? Learning about canning and pickling foods is a valuable tool. Not only can you create opportunities to store foods from your garden, you can also stock up on things from the store and can or pickle them! Pick up Ball canning jars…

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