Do your Fall Mums Hold Up?
Mums can be tricky depending on when you plant them. They are a beautiful addition to any landscape and come in a variety of colors. Most of us plant them in the fall to add a splash of color. In order … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Home and Garden Tips
Warm Up this Winter!
There are a few ways to convert your fireplace to emit more heat. Click on this link for a little more detail: Convert Fireplace . And remember, always research your contractors and options. Referrals are always best and TALK to references! … Continue reading →
Gas Fireplace
The gas fireplace in our home is basically decorative. It has a glass screen and emits very little heat. Does anyone have information (tips, contractors, etc.) on converting the fireplace so that the gas logs emit more heat? … Continue reading →
Decorate your laundry room
A new trend: Decorate your laundry room! Considering that the average family does over 400 loads of laundry a year – it may not be such a bad idea – we do spend quite some time in our laundry rooms. Some laundry rooms … Continue reading →
Make a Big Impact with a Small Yard!
The most important tip is to make every inch count! If you have limited space in your backyard, there are a few ways to maximize the area. Create outdoor rooms or sections, an eating area, an intimate garden.. Design tiers of plants … Continue reading →
The drought of 2007
The annual drinking water report published by LCWSD says that conservation is key. It is extremely important for everyone to cooperate with conservation tips and measures. High temperatures and record low rainfall is the main reasons for the drought. Fact: … Continue reading →
Sunrooms Windows
I saw on this website there is a coupon for a free in-home estimate from Sunrooms Windows in Fort Mill. Sue
Continue reading →70 Million Americans Do This
Did you know that more than 70 million Americans feed and watch birds, making it one of the most popular pastimes?
Continue reading →Save Dollars with Shading
Installing window awnings can significantly reduce the cooling energy usage in your home.
Continue reading →South Carolina Produce
A Certified South Carolina Grown (Coordinated by the South Carolina Department of Agriculture) label on your produce ensures that the item is first – quality product grown in South Carolina. To access the website, just go to certifiedSCgrown.com and click on … Continue reading →