For homeowners, there’s a certain satisfaction in comparing your lush, green lawn to your neighbor’s yard. So it can be a shock to discover that your yard has turned brown while the neighbor’s yard is still green.
So, what happened? And how do you fix it? The answer could be something simple, or a combination of things. Let’s take a look at some of the reasons why your lawn has turned Brown:
Dormant grass
Georgia may be CALLED the Peach State, but South Carolina IS the Peach State. South Carolina ships approximately 90,000 tons of the fuzzy fruit a year from approximately 18,000 acres of South Carolina peach orchards, compared with Georgia’s 40,000 tons. The Palmetto State is second only to California in peach production.
Are you looking for new non-chemical weapons in your ongoing battle with mosquitoes? Instead of fighting them one-on-one – a battle which you cannot win since there are thousands of them and one of you, you can create a hostile environment for them while, at the same time, creating a peaceful environment for you and your family and friends.
You’ve painstakingly carved your jack-o-lanterns with exquisite detail. They are true works of Halloween art you can display for neighbors and friends in the Lowcountry to admire and enjoy. Now, what do you do with that slimy, slippery pile of pumpkin guts? Don’t just throw them away! Here are a few ideas on how to give those discarded pumpkin seeds a purpose.