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25 Perfect Backyard Gifts

Kelsey Martin | December 4, 2017 | 8 Minute Read

The Ultimate Backyard Gift Giving Guide We all have that person in our lives who LOVES the backyard. Whether it's the grill master, the green-thumbed gardener, the host, the backyard retreater, or a little bit of everything - our list is packed with highly reviewed and highly loved gifts for the backyard! We get no commission or kickbacks for sharing them, these are just honestly amazing gifts! Happy shopping! 1. Apple Tree-To-Be A gift that keeps on giving! This kit

Mow Like A Champion Today

Kelsey Martin | June 9, 2017 | 3 Minute Read

Mowing the lawn is not only Kujo's original inspiration, but also a weekly pastime that millions of homeowners disguise as "work". This relaxing "chore" is a ritualistic excuse to soak up that fresh cut smell and admire those crisp manicured lines. We love our yards, but some mowing habits may be hurting them. If you want lush and healthy grass, follow these tips to mow like a champion today! <img src="https://www.kujoyardwear.com/public/images/mowing-mowlike

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

Natural Ways To Keep Deer Out Of Your Garden

David Oblas | August 26, 2018 | 5 Minute Read

Deer are beautiful creatures. People tend to stop what they are doing, and just watch for awhile when they see a deer grazing in a field. I, myself, am guilty of pulling over on the local roads to point out herds of deer to my daughter. A couple of poorly answered questions later (“Where do they live?”, “Why are they watching us, too?”, “How do they know where to cross the street?”), and we’re back to driving. Deer are great from a distance. But then they show up in your back yard. In

Timing, Tools, and Tips for Pruning your Shrubs

Kelsey Martin | May 5, 2017 | 5 Minute Read

If you're looking to maximize your curb appeal it's time to look at your shrubs and bushes. Even the most presidential houses know it's all about the shrubs! However, unkempt bushes transform a once pristine yard into a neglected green space. With a quick prune, your yard will be looking crisp and your shrubbery healthy. Just by keeping up with your shrubs and bushes, you'll maintain that manicured look and keep the

What I learned about running a Gutter Cleaning business

Craig Martin | June 11, 2019 | 4 Minute Read

Throughout high school I worked with my dad doing window washing and gutter cleaning. He was a fireman, and like seemingly all firemen, he had an entrepreneur side hustle: Steve's Window Washing and Gutter Cleaning. Beyond how to clean gutters here's what I learned about operating a gutter cleaning business. Homeowners have their own sense for what they think they should pay, and quotes for walkable roofs were much

A Year of Yard Care & Cold Beer

Kelsey Martin | March 3, 2020 | 3 Minute Read

Inspired by our two favorite pastimes, this guide will help you work and drink your way through the year. We're all for cracking open a Busch Light 12 months a year, but if your taste buds change like the seasons, you have to reward your hard work with some of our hometown favorites. January Work: Let's Get To Work With little maintenance to do in the yard, the beginning of the year is the perfect time to clean and sharpen your lawn and garden tools and have your powe

Defending Your Plants From Japanese Beetles

Kelsey Martin | September 15, 2017 | 3 Minute Read

The Japanese Beetle is the sluggish and deceptively destructive pest chewing its way through your foliage, flowers, and fruit. Although most prevalent in June, you can still find these beetles leaving their mark in late summer as well. To protect your yard from these ruthless beetles, there are 3 primary solutions: chemicals, traps, and removal. Chemicals</h2

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

2020 Backyard Trends: Simple, Healthy, & Functional

Kelsey Martin | January 31, 2020 | 4 Minute Read

This year, your yard isn't just an accessory to boost your curb appeal, it is an extension of your home to be enjoyed in these simple, healthy, and functional ways. SIMPLE While a beautiful yard takes effort, this is the year to work smarter not harder. For the same reason I don't give my 5 year old a show stopping fade, I favor the low maintenance plants. <img src="https://kujo-yardwear.s3.amazonaws.com/fadedhaircut-2020yardtrends-ec176d6dfb.jpg" alt="Faded Boy Haircut

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