Sonya & Joey Reid
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August
20
20
Keep Your Yard Healthy Without Wasting Water
Late-summer heat can leave lawns and gardens looking tired, but watering more is not always the answer. A few smart adjustments can help plants stay healthy while reducing runoff, evaporation and unnecessary water use.
Use this late-summer watering checklist:
- Water in the early morning when temperatures are cooler and winds are usually lighter
August
3
3
What Homeowners Should Know About Pool Safety
Pools are a summer favorite, but safety should always come first. Whether you have a backyard pool or visit one often, a few basic precautions can help prevent accidents.
Q: What is the most important pool safety rule?
Active supervision. Children should always be watched closely in or near water, even if they know how to swim. Phones, conversations and quick trips inside can wait.
July
21
21
When to Repair vs. Replace Your Fence
A fence does more than mark your property line. It adds privacy, security and curb appeal, which is why damage can be frustrating. The key is knowing when a simple repair is enough and when replacement makes more sense.
Small problems are often worth repairing. A cracked board, loose hinge or sagging gate can usually be fixed without replacing the entire fence. If the posts are still sturdy and the damage is limited to one area, repair is usually the more budget-friendly choice.
Consider replacement if you notice:
July
15
15
Simple Ways to Make Your Backyard More Mosquito-Resistant
Mosquitoes can quickly turn a relaxing backyard evening into an itchy annoyance. While you may not be able to eliminate them completely, a few smart habits can make your outdoor space much less inviting.
Try these steps:
1. Remove standing water. Empty buckets, saucers, toys, birdbaths and other containers where water collects. Even small amounts can become breeding spots.
2. Keep the yard trimmed. Mosquitoes l...
June
19
19
Easy Ways to Make Your Entryway Summer-Ready
Your entryway sets the tone for the rest of your home, and summer is a great time to lighten it up. After months of heavy coats, muddy shoes and winter clutter, a seasonal refresh can make the space feel more functional and welcoming.
Start by clearing out anything you no longer need on a daily basis. Store winter gear, donate unused items and free up space for the things summer brings, like sandals, sun hats, tote bags or beach towels. Swapping in a lighter rug or doormat can also make the area feel cleaner and more seasonal.
A few decorative updates can go a long way. Try adding a basket for grab-and-go essentials, a vase of greenery or a brighter piece of wall art. If space allows, a bench or small stool can make the entryway more useful while giving the area a finished...
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