Winter in Wisconsin’s Lake Country can be harsh, cold, windy and often snowy. Those of us who don’t like the cold tend to stay indoors more and bundle up when we do venture out, but
Fall in Lake Country is beautiful. The air is crisp, the sun’s still warm and the leaves are changing. Unfortunately, there is still yard work to do. While a lot of yard work and landscape
The leaves are already starting to turn here in Wisconsin, meaning it’s time to start prepping our lawns and exteriors for another winter. But if you are like many of us and your spring to-do list
While Wisconsin has a shorter growing season than many states, it is still a hot and humid one. As temperatures climb throughout the summer months, your lawn and garden may require a little extra care.
Moving in the summer may seem more appealing than moving in winter, especially here in Wisconsin. But thanks to the heat and humidity, summer moving comes with its own challenges. Beat the Heat Summer Moving Tips
Wisconsin’s famously hot and humid summers can be tough on landscaping, lawns and garden beds. If you just spent your spring cleaning up your yard, don’t worry. There are a few things you can do to
For many people in Wisconsin, summer is their favorite season for getting outside. So, whether you have a sprawling backyard, a cozy balcony, or a small patio, we’ve got a few tips to help you
A garage is an excellent extension to your home. It can be used to store and protect your vehicle, tools and seasonal items. It can even be used as a workshop or home gym. But
Spring is in full swing here in Wisconsin and, despite the potential for a few final flurries, it is wonderful time to start preparing your outdoor living spaces. But getting your lawn, garden, patio and
Spring has finally arrived in Wisconsin and along with the warmer weather we can finally put away our winter gear and haul out our summer essentials. We like to call this the spring garage shuffle.