Welcome to my website. My name is Mary Patel, and I just finished winterizing my garden. I love gardening and have become quite adept at preparing and preserving my plants and flowers over the winter. We have frigid winters where I live. My garden has to endure frost, snow, and even some below zero temperatures. I start stocking up on my winter supplies during the summer. I purchase mulch, wire mesh fencing, burlap, and more mulch. As you may have guessed, you will need a good deal of mulch when preparing your garden for the harsh cold of winter. I hope you find my tips to be helpful and that you can preserve your garden during cold weather.
Posted on: 24 August 2015
Although all water contains some level of naturally occurring minerals, water that's too heavily saturated with minerals is referred to as hard water. It can be destructive to your pipes and appliances, and it can sap the life out of your skin and hair. If you aren't familiar with hard water or don't know how to tell if you have it, it's important to familiarize yourself with some of the common signs.
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Posted on: 31 July 2015
Choosing to go with a chemical free laundry detergent is a great decision, mostly because it can benefit you and your household in a number of ways. You should consider utilizing a chemical free laundry detergent to minimize allergic reactions and create a safer environment.
Allergic Reactions
A regular type of laundry detergent will typically have a variety of perfumes and dyes in them that can cause frequent and severe allergic reactions in many people.
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Posted on: 8 July 2015
The knock of a woodpecker can be one of the lovely sounds of nature when you're walking in the woods, but it can cause some worry if you hear it on your own property. That's because woodpeckers can damage your landscape trees as they bore for insects. This damage can weaken trees, leaving them open to disease and insect infestation. The following guide can help you prevent this damage to your trees.
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Posted on: 18 June 2015
If you have sensitive skin, then you know all-too-well that one type of ingredient you must typically avoid in skincare products and even your laundry detergent is scent. Your sensitive skin may keep you from being able to apply that great, uplifting citrus body lotion or use that relaxing lavender bath-bomb in your evening bath, but don't think it has to keep you away from great scents and aromatherapy altogether. Using alternative solutions to fill the room and hit your nose with great-smelling and mood-altering scents may lead to you never missing those scented body products again.
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