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Protect & Prevail Against Crabgrass

Kelsey Martin | March 6, 2018 | 6 Minute Read

It was just a few months ago the first frost killed crabgrass across the country. While we peacefully enjoyed a weed-less winter, that time is over! Spring is coming, and with that, dormant crabgrass seeds produced last fall will stop hibernating and start germinating. When the ground warms up, new crabgrass will start to pop up, especially in thin or bare areas where the seeds can receive plenty of sunlight. During the warm summer months, the crabgrass will spread quickly. When the da

5 Factors When Choosing Wood or Composite Decking

Kelsey Martin | May 23, 2017 | 4 Minute Read

Whether you're proudly admiring the fruit of your labor or enjoying the backyard with friends, chances are we'll find you on your deck. But coming out of hibernation tends to remind us that our once prized centerpiece has become a warped version of itself. If you're planning on redoing your deck this year, I know what's on your mind: wood or composite? Wood is best for some people and composite is the best choice for others. Knowing their pros and cons will help you make the right deci

10 Best Father's Day Gifts for the Practical Dad

Kelsey Martin | May 14, 2021 | 5 Minute Read

I met my husband in college, a time when he was staying up all night and distracting me from studying. A few years and kids later, this goofy college kid would transform into his dad...or as a "Dad" would say, transFATHERmation. Everyday I'm shocked by the things that top his wish list so I’ll share with you the 10 best gifts for the dad in your life that loves working in his home and yard. 1. Hanging Bike Rack Bikes were taking up

What Does It Take To Start A Lawn Care Business?

David Ovando | January 25, 2019 | 4 Minute Read

What does it take to start a lawn care business? Some guys would say go buy a commercial zero turn mower and some handheld equipment. To add, they might tell you to go buy a 7x14 trailer and a dually truck to haul everything around. All of these are things you could eventually go out and buy, but you shouldn't go into debt to start out a lawn care business. I hope to share my experience so you can be on your way to having your own idea of what you are really need to do to start a lawn care bu

6 Easy Projects for Major Curb Appeal

Kelsey Martin | October 17, 2017 | 1 Minute Read

Sometimes we can settle without even realizing it. Settle for an average mailbox, garage door, or porch because we're used to them. But these average functionalities have the potential to become beautiful features in your yard. Which one speaks to you? Stain Concrete Floor Tutorial by Farm Fresh

New Goals, New Lawn!

Paul Lopez | January 9, 2019 | 3 Minute Read

The New Year is here and like many, we have goals we would like to achieve. Perhaps some of you have some #lawngoals that need tending to. Whether your are a do-it-yourselfer or want to hire out, here are a few ideas to put on your list in 2019. Why Pre Emergent? Pre Emergent is a chemical compound that can be applied a few times a year to keep those pesky weeds under control. Now keep in mind this is not a miracle potion. Some believe one application and poof

Warm Up Your Patio With A Fire Pit

David Oblas | November 17, 2018 | 2 Minute Read

Halloween has come and gone, Thanksgiving is right around the corner. Your family gatherings are starting to move indoors for the winter, but you still want to spend time outside! “Oh, but it’s so cold out!” says grandma. Relax grandma, we got this. It’s time to install a fire pit to keep your outdoor gatherers warm. Types of Fire Pits There are so many different kinds of fire pits that it’s hard to choose what’s best for you. First you need to decide what you wa

Fall Is In the Air

Paul Lopez | November 7, 2018 | 3 Minute Read

It’s that time of year again. The sun setting earlier in the evenings and the beautiful Fall foliage changing colors right before the leaves drop. Plus that means the holidays are right around the corner. With all of that in mind, it’s time to get the lawn and house cleaned up before the family arrives. Leaf Clean Up If you have a few seasoned trees in the yard, you’re no stranger to the amount of leaves that accrue. For that I usually just grab the rake and get after it but t

How To Make Snow Ice Cream

Kelsey Martin | March 9, 2018 | 1 Minute Read

It's a cold and snowy day in this never-ending winter. With all the schools closed for a snow day, it's a great time to use that fresh powder for more than just sledding and snowmen. This favorite tradition is kid approved! And since it entertains the kids, it's parent approved too! Ingredients 1 gallon clean snow 1 cup sugar 1 tablespoo

DIY Spring Wreath

Kelsey Martin | April 25, 2017 | 2 Minute Read

As your garden beds begin to bloom, add your own pop of color with this quick and easy DIY. In less than an hour, you can dress your front door with the perfect spring decor! Grab your supplies, find a comfy spot in the grass, and make your own beautiful Spring Wreath. What You'll Need A Grapevine Wreath. I used an 18" wreath. Artificial Flower Bunches. I picked three different colored bunches

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