Keeping mud and soil out when you come in from the garden
Mud and soil travel indoors far more easily than most people expect. A few simple habits keep the mess where it belongs.
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A front garden that welcomes visitors
A front garden sets the tone before anyone even reaches the door. A few simple choices make it feel genuinely welcoming.
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Lawns take a beating from summer gatherings and children playing. These worn patches can be brought back with a bit of patience.
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