June 1, and summer feels official! (Though not really until the 21st!) Still, how about that summer to-do list? Otherwise, summer will zip by! A chalkboard or family bulletin board will keep everyone on track!
June 1, and summer feels official! (Though not really until the 21st!) Still, how about that summer to-do list? Otherwise, summer will zip by! A chalkboard or family bulletin board will keep everyone on track!
You haven't started your spring veggie garden, yet? You can begin a container garden with almost no work. A pot, a bag of soil, a package of seeds, and best of all, NO PREWEEDING! Plant away and enjoy showing off your produce when it ripens. If you want to jumpstart your new container garden, pick up a few plants from your local nursery. You'll enjoy the fruits of your labor weeks earlier! Happy eating!
A fresh lawnmower blade is easy to install and will give you a better cut with less effort! You can find them starting under $20 at big box stores like Lowes. Blade installed! Beautiful lawn!
Many local aquariums have a touch tank where little fingers (and yours, also) can feel the creatures of the sea. Pack some hand sanitizer for afterward and head out to dunk your hands in the drink! A Saturday fun time for all!
Grass is often especially vigorous in the spring. Mowing more than once a week will give you a thicker, filler lawn when summer rolls around. Every five days is a good schedule for the first six weeks of the season. Perfect yard on the way!