When we think of our personal style, we normally think about our clothes and our home décor as good expressions of our personality. But do you ever think of your yard as a place that represents your style? If not, you are missing a good opportunity to showcase your personal style in your outdoor space. […]
All you need is some food scraps and patience. Source: How to Make Compost Step by Step | Better Homes & Gardens
It’s all about giving your turf what it needs, when it needs it. Source: Lawn Care Basics for Beginners | Better Homes & Gardens
The travel publication recently named the Skyline Trail at Blue Hills Reservation and Bellows Pipe trail on Mount Greylock among the 26 best fall hiking trails in the U.S. Source: 2 Massachusetts fall hiking trails were named the best in the U.S. | Boston.com
Some people track their children’s growth by marking their height against a door or wall, awarding a new hash every time another quarter inch or so is grown. But what about a more interactive version to not only track how much your child is growing up, but how much the whole family changes and grows […]
Celebrate autumn with these perennials that shine at season’s end. When flowers start to fade and petals drop, these plants will fill your garden with gorgeous color when their leaves mirror the reds, yellows, and oranges of the trees overhead. Source: 6 Perennials with Beautiful Fall Foliage | Better Homes & Gardens
Use these natural solutions to send these leaf-munching caterpillars packing. Source: How to Stop Fall Webworms Organically | Better Homes & Gardens
If decorating your Christmas tree early has you saying “bah humbug,” the latest holiday decor trend might be right up your alley: Halloween trees are officially ‘in,’ and people are already putting them up. Source: Halloween Trees Are About to Be This Year’s Biggest Decor Trend | Better Homes & Gardens Photo: Jennifer Perkins
Check if trees or bushes need pruning. Look for low-hanging branches that might snap or break in the winter and cause damage. Now is the time to trim them. Call a tree service if needed.* Source: Get Yards Ready For Fall With Six Tips From TurfMutt (* Yes, you know who to call!)
Mother Nature doesn’t stop for a pandemic. She’ll deliver us an eye-popping fiesta of color this fall, as always. Here are some less-populated places to take it all in. Source: Six places in New England to see fall foliage without the crowds – The Boston Globe
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