“One flag, one land, one heart, one hand, one nation forevermore!” – Oliver Wendell Holmes Tomorrow, America celebrates its 244th birthday. Although this Independence Day may look a bit different than those of years past, we hope that you find a fun and meaningful way to celebrate our nation’s freedom. Whether you choose to enjoy live fireworks or stream the show from the comfort of your home, we’d like to wish you and your loved ones a happy and safe 4th of July!
Ready to plan out a lawn care schedule? We’ve rounded up timing tips from popular gardening resources to help you work smarter! Watering tips from Popular Mechanics: Early morning may be the best time of day to water your lawn. Why? You lose less water to evaporation if you do it before temperatures and winds start rising. Early watering gives your turf the moisture it needs to resist heat stress during the day. Watering too late in the evening could leave your grass soggy overnight,…
Summer is fast approaching, which means now is the perfect time to take advantage of your beautiful backyard. When the warm temps and blue skies beckon, you can bring on the family fun with these anything-but-basic backyard activities: Camping. You don’t need to travel far from home to enjoy a good, old-fashioned campout. Just stock up on ingredients for s’mores, pitch a tent and let the family bonding commence! Nature art. Use your backyard as inspiration for a unique family art project. Gather and glue…
Father’s Day is fast approaching, and you’re on the hunt for the perfect present. You don’t want to give Dad another bottle of cologne or one more tie to add to his already-extensive collection. You want to wow him this year with an unexpected gift that clearly took some careful consideration. How about a present he can use around the house? After all, home is where the heart is. Following are some unique Father’s Day gifts for the home. Bluetooth-enabled Deadbolt. Security-conscious, gadget-loving dads will…
In honor of Mother’s Day, we’re taking a leaf from Mom’s playbook and passing along some advice for creating a place you’re happy to come home to.
