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Four Steps For Seeding Bare Spots In Your Lawn

Sometimes lawns can have bare spots and unfortunately toupees aren’t intended for that purpose too. Here are the steps you need to take to re-seed those areas to get your lawn looking like new again: 1) Dig in For the grass to take hold, it first needs a place to stick. That means that you will...

Watering Plants? Use Cooking Water for Extra Nutrition

We all have been at fault at some point in our lives for trying some crazy tactic for attempting to make our plants grow. Whether it is homemade fertilizer or sun lamps, everyone has their own tricks. Here’s another trick you can use to water your plants, plus its cheap and effective. This trick...

How to Use Flowers to Attract Different Types of Wild Birds

In addition to adding bird feeders and filling up a bird bath, you can also attract wild birds by planting seed bearing flowers to your landscape. • Common Seed-Bearing Flower Types: There are several types of seed- bearing flowers that wild birds tend to be attracted to. Black-eyed susans,...

Is Your Dog Socializing Enough?

Socializing your dog is the process of exposure and habituation to the environment around it. Socialization is important because in addition to genetics, it is the most important factor in determining the temperament of your dog. A dog’s temperament will determine how well behaved the animal is...

Gardening Tips for June

Here are a few helpful suggestions and tips to keep your gardens at their peak performance.

Summer Fun with your Dog

Whether you’re packing for a day at the beach or a hiking trip, taking along the right gear will make the outing both safer and more fun for your dog.

Creating a Bird Habitat

In addition to a good bird feeder set-up, water, shelter, and nesting sites -- birds need a good habitat. There are many things you can do on your own property to create an Eden for birds.

Flea & Tick Control

Cats and dogs can be warm, wonderful companions. However, those companions will often most likely bring other parasitic creatures into your lives that are not at all welcome. Fleas and ticks, aside from the often intense irritable itching from their bites, can also lead to severe allergies, and...

Container Gardening

It's easy to experiment and change plants with container gardening.

Gardening Tips for April

Spring is finally here! While there is much to do in your yard and garden this month, don't get discouraged! There is plenty of time in the month to get to everything without overdoing it!

Make Your Bird Bath Better

There are eight simple ways you can improve your bird bath, however, and a better bird bath will attract even more birds.

Gardening Tips for March

March is a great time to have your lawn & garden soil tested. Your lawn & garden will also need a spring feeding. See your local Agway dealer for spreaders and fertilizers. If you need a moss or garden weed killer, it can be applied at the same time as the fertilizer, just let your dealer know.

Gardening Tips for February

Just because the majority of perennials and trees are dormant this month doesn't mean you need to ignore your garden. Dormancy actually helps with some of the opportunities for projects this month. Much can be done to enhance your garden during the growing season if preparations are made now.

Keeping Your Pet Warm

In winter, pet owners often bundle up or turn up the thermostat when they feel chilly, but pets can't ask for help keeping warm.

Keeping Your Dog Clean in the Wintertime

Few seasons of the year can be more fun than wintertime for a pet owner. Any dog owner knows how much their pet loves to play in freshly packed snow. But keeping your dog clean during this time of year can be a real challenge. Here are a few tips for keeping your best friend healthy and looking...

Recycle Your Christmas Tree

As it gets colder and there are less leaves on trees, birds need more places to hide from predators and where they can get inside to stay warm. A Christmas tree is the perfect fit for those needs.

Winter Poultry Care

Chickens are much tougher than they appear and they only need a little extra care during the winter months. Here are a few essential tips to consider when caring for your chickens throughout the winter.

Caring for Your Fresh Cut Christmas Tree

The key to having a safe Christmas tree is to choose one that is fresh and has been properly stored, then keep it that way. Fresh Christmas trees that are kept watered will not combust easily. The best varieties are Fraser Fir, Douglas Fir, Noble Fir, Scotch Pine, Balsam Fir and White Pine....

Getting Ready for Winter

Plan ahead to protect your home and property from winter storm damage.

Gardening Tips for November

You've raked up the leaves but the snow hasn't fallen yet. There are still things in the lawn and garden that need to be done!

11 Fall Pet Dangers to Avoid

The crisp chill of autumn is upon us, that means changing leaves, cozy sweaters, and lots of holidays. But along with all that excitement comes some dangers for your adorable pooch and kitty. Find out the top 11 fall pet dangers to avoid.

Preparing Perennials for Winter

Perennials can be an easy addition to your flowerbeds that you can enjoy year after year, but without the proper preparation for winter even the hardiest perennials can struggle and may not survive the coldest months. With just a few easy steps, however, you can ensure your perennials come back...

How Birds Migrate

Depending on the species, birds may migrate hundreds, thousands or even tens of thousands of miles every year. They travel between their winter range and breeding range and back again, always arriving at the same geographic region at very nearly the same dates annually, and many young birds...

Caring for Trees this Fall

For most homeowners with a yard full of lush green trees, fall means vibrant, changing leaves—on the trees and on the lawn. When most of the leaves have been bagged or composted, and you’ve put away your rake for the season, it’s time to take stock of your trees. They’re in a...

Pest Control Around the Home

You love your home and you have to continue trying to make it, "just right," for you, your family, and your pets. Unfortunately your home is also attractive to a host of six legged creatures, namely insects, in all their varying forms, that will take over if you let them; it is a constant conflict...