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October 31st
By Mutt Mulligan Fall Maintenance for Spring
As we put away our barbecue grills and sweep up the last of the leaves, spring may seem like a long way off. But maintaining your lawn mower is one great way to be sure your spring starts right come March or April. Like any other piece of equipment, a lawn mower requires cleaning so […]
October 24th
By Mutt Mulligan Bulb Gardening for Beginners
If you want a colorful garden next spring, consider planting your bulbs now before the first frost sets in. Flower bulbs are best planted when the ground is cool (around 40 to 50°F), but be sure to plant them a good six weeks before the ground freezes. The good news is that the bulbs themselves […]
October 17th
By Mutt Mulligan Name that tree with a new app
Ever wondered what types of trees are in your city park? Or even in your backyard? Most kids these days grow up without ever learning how to distinguish an oak from an aspen. Collect leaves in your nearest green spaces. The more varieties the better! Then determine which type of tree each belongs to. Need […]
October 10th
By Mutt Mulligan Got weak limbs? Seek an arborist.
This year’s storms have created some colossal damage not only to people’s properties, but also to the trees that reside on them. Now is a good time to check for any troublesome spots on the trees surrounding your home. If you have any questions about your trees’ health, an arborist, or “tree doctor,” can identify, […]
October 3rd
By Mutt Mulligan Grass and arid climates
For those of you who reside in a more arid climate, you might be interested in a new type of grass called Bella Bluegrass – a greener, lush type of Kentucky Bluegrass that actually grows best in places like…Utah! It is said that is uses up to 50% less water than other types of grass. […]
