There's just something about a good fire's crackle and glow that livens up any party or family get-together. Whether you use a fire pit or something else to roast marshmallows or hot dogs, grill some burgers, or look at it,
Summer's here, and you're ready to hit the trails and do some serious camping. You've got your mosquito spray, sleeping bag, and best backpack, but you might be bringing some unwelcome guests along on your trip: algae, mold and mildew. If
This week's drinks and eats are for those working from a budget but don't want their taste buds to pay the price. These quick recipes for hamburgers and fruity drinks are great summer eats and drinks! DRINK OF THE WEEK Pina
Vampires, zombies, and werewolves are all the rage these days on the big screen and TV. You don't have to be a shape-shifter to admire the moon; create a moon garden to relax while enjoying the night sky. Your garden is
It's hard to believe, but we're already into the third week of the Wet & Forget Great Backyard Giveaway. Good luck to all who've had a chance to enter. We have some excellent summer eats recipes to share with you
There's just something about moving water--its sight and sound bring beauty and relaxation to almost any environment. Adding a fountain or other water feature to your garden will give your outdoor space a gorgeous finishing touch that you can enjoy
We all get sick of looking at the same old thing. Maybe your living room looks like a bad 1970s holdover. Maybe your teen's bedroom looks more like a 5-year-old's. Or maybe your wife says that, if she has to look
Ever wonder what causes those ugly green stains on your deck? How about those black streaks on your roof? If you see green or black stains on outdoor surfaces around your home, then chances are good that uninvited algae have taken
We're into the second week of the Wet & Forget Great Backyard Giveaway. Good luck to all who've had a chance to enter. We have some fun backyard food and drink recipes to share with you for the Memorial Day
Some plants in your garden grow best with a bit of prune from your shears, while others, such as some varieties of tomatoes, do much better if you leave the pruners in the garage. Some plants are more vulnerable than
