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09 Nov 2022
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Choosing the Right Pair of Gardening Gloves: A Gardener’s Essential Guide

https://youtu.be/Ds49XD9d5aw Gardening is a wonderful hobby that brings us closer to nature. It's great for both physical and mental health. But let's be real – it can get messy! From thorns and scratches to dirt and debris, your hands take a beating out there. That's where gardening gloves become your best friend. A quality pair of gloves protects your hands while making your gardening tasks more manageable. Choosing the ideal pair can seem a little overwhelming, though. There are so...

03 Jun 2022
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Pruning for Perfection: Mastering Lower Branch Removal

https://youtube.com/shorts/ZUebBXjxw_s Sometimes the key to a beautiful tree lies in what you take away. Removing lower branches, known as "limbing up," can transform a tree's appearance, improve light penetration, and simplify access for mowing and maintenance. This article is your guide to doing it right with a pruning saw. READ MORE

14 Feb 2022
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A Guide to Cleaning Amerimax Snap-In Filter Gutter Guards

https://youtu.be/jUWnoK7IMgQ Gutter guards are a wise investment for homeowners, but even the best gutter guards require regular maintenance. If you've installed Amerimax Snap-In Filter Gutter Guards, you're in luck, as their design makes cleaning a breeze. However, neglecting this task can lead to clogged gutters and potential water damage. Let's tackle how to clean your Amerimax Snap-In Filter Gutter Guards and ensure your home stays protected. READ MORE

11 Aug 2021
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Close Call: Rescuing a Praying Mantis During Yard Work

Today, while trimming the hedges, I nearly stepped on a fascinating creature – a praying mantis! These masters of camouflage blend so seamlessly with the foliage, and their slow, deliberate movements make them easy to overlook. Luckily, I spotted it just in time and carefully relocated it to a safer spot in the garden. READ MORE