A Guide to Winter-Sowing Seeds for Early Spring Growth

How to Build a Winter Wildlife Habitat in Your Garden

Pruning Guide for Winter: Trees, Shrubs, and Plants That Need It

How to Protect Garden Tools and Equipment for Winter Storage

How to Grow Tamarind Trees

Tamarind trees are slow growing and can max out at a height of an impressive 25 meters with a circumference of 7 meters. They have incredibly long lives and can live as long as three centuries. The tree is native to Africa but is able to grow all across the world, commonly found in the…

10 Quirky Tips for Decorating Your Backyard Garden

A backyard garden is one of the best places to relax and rejuvenate in a natural space hence why not make it look more interesting by adding a few interesting elements rather than just being an owner of a boring backyard? We have listed below 10 tips to design a quirky garden; Continue Your Home’s…

Creating a Butterfly Friendly Garden

Butterflies are nature’s starling wildlife. It’s not a hard task to make a butterfly-friendly environment in your garden. Butterflies provide beauty and colors everywhere. Making a butterfly-friendly garden will lead you to several benefits. Butterflies play a major role to maintain an absolute combination between environment and eco-system. They bring a beautiful sight that everyone…

How to Change Your Lawn Mower Battery

Just like in your cars and other machinery that require a battery to perform effectively, there comes a time when your lawn mower’s battery needs to be changed. Usually after 3 to 6 years of use. Replacing your lawn mower’s battery is in no way a difficult task. It is pretty similar to replacing the…

5 Ways to Keep Your Farm Secure Against Trespassers

Running a farm is hard work; planting the crop, irrigating the field and harvesting are energy consuming tasks that require a tremendous amount of patience and dedication. The resulting yield you get at the end almost always makes the year-long effort worth it. However, certain situations can bring trouble that potentially ruins the hard work…