If you’re looking for a way to add sound and movement to your garden this year, don’t forget about water features. Whether you’re thinking about adding a new pond or a stand-alone feature, solar powered fountains and pumps are a great way to do so without a lot of expense.
Here’s some resources that may convince you that adding water to your garden, terrace or balcony is a lot easier than you think. Continue reading
Don’t know about you, but I’ve had enough of Winter 2013/2014. To over a bit of winter blues, I planted some seeds and dahlia bulbs to get a jump on Spring.
I also took looked at the stored solar garden products and thought that maybe some videos of popular solar lights and garden products will remind you: Spring really is just around the corner!
Image from LordandTaylor.com
February is American Heart Month. Go Red for Women’s Heart Health Awareness! Heart Disease is the Number One Killer of Women, surpassing all forms of cancer combined.
Many heart attacks and strokes are not only preventable, there is a good chance for great recoveries if treated if early so recognizing early symptoms is critical, and women’s symptoms are very different from those of men.
Many parts of the United States have had snow and ice storms over the past couple of months: including areas that don’t normally get hit with severe weather conditions.
Past posts have discussed how to care for solar lights during winter (including what to take in before the weather hits), and what to do (and not do) with solar lights covered with snow or ice hits.
If your solar lights or the solar panel of any solar powered product was covered with snow more than a few days, you may notice that your solar lights aren’t as bright or don’t stay on as long as normal once the snow melts. Luckily, there’s a really easy fix so that most solar lights or water features will well as ever!
