Creating A Beautiful Home Each Day
If there are several varieties of weeds and moss plants covering portions of your back yard and you would like to eliminate them and replace them with grass, complete the following project to transform your yard into one that is filled with healthy blades of grass.
Supplies
white vinegar table salt detergent spray bottle weed puller rake lawn and leaf bag soil fertilizer seed spreader grass seed irrigation system (with built-in timer) Eliminate Weeds And Moss Plants And Rake The Ground Read More»
If you’re concerned about the water in your home, then the best thing to do is to get a good whole house water filtration system. These are a bit more advanced than the faucet filter systems, and they have the added benefit of being able to deal with hard water problems that affect your laundry. Below are 3 reasons you should opt for one of these large water filter systems. Read More»
Entry door replacements can solve a number of household problems, from outdated style to poor insulation. The job takes a variable amount of time, depending on how you approach the situation. Here are some things to think about when you’re considering entry door replacements.
Pre-Hung Doors Are Your Friend
First of all consider that pre-hung doors can make your job much simpler. With a regular door installation, you will need to install the frame and attach hinges to the door separately to put the piece together. Read More»
Do you think welcoming nature’s creatures to your backyard is only for people living outside of town? No matter the size and location of your backyard, the space can become a haven for birds. Imagine watching the colors and sounds of bird families from your deck or even a window . Design a bird-friendly yard that makes your outdoors alive and vibrant.
Food-Source Plants
Naturally, birds are going to flock to a yard that provides them with a meal. Read More»
If you have plants indoors or outdoors, you may encounter millipedes. Millipedes pose no harm to humans and do little damage to established plants, but they can destroy seedlings and bedding plants. Millipedes are brown or black, with segmented bodies.
They prefer damp, dark places. It is still possible to get rid of millipedes on plants by following these natural methods.
Control the Environment
For this project, gather:
mower rake weed trimmer broom fresh potting soil caulk weatherstripping diatomaceous earth wood ash (optional) houseplant insecticide (optional) The first step in getting rid of millipedes on plants is controlling the environment. Read More»