Author: Philip Page

Born in the midwest and raised in north Georgia, Philip has moved a total of 9 times in his adult life. Being constantly on the go, Philip has perfected the art of low maintenance for his lawn and gardens.

In addition to reviewing all content for the website, Philip writes for the Lawn Care and Tools categories. He has one young son and his family enjoy spending time outdoors in their manicured backyard.

Is Tap Water Good or Bad for Plants?

Last Updated on May 18, 2023 by Philip Page

As plant enthusiasts, we strive to provide the best care for our green companions. Watering is a vital aspect of plant care, and one question that often arises is whether tap water is beneficial or detrimental to our beloved plants. In this blog post, we will delve into the topic, exploring the factors that determine […]

Make Your Own Easy Homemade Weed Killer – Natural Solutions to Get Rid of Tough Weeds

Last Updated on June 3, 2023 by Philip Page

Here are some proven methods of killing weeds using normal household products. Also a few unconventional ways to get rid of weeds. No store bought herbicides here.

A Killer Lawn Mower Maintenance Checklist That Will Get You Ready For Spring Now

Last Updated on October 12, 2022 by Philip Page

Get your lawn mower ready for spring by giving it a tune-up. It is not hard to learn to maintain your lawn mower by yourself and It will save you money.

What Do Possums Eat? Is It Safe to Feed a Possum?

Last Updated on August 17, 2022 by Philip Page

Learn what a possum eats and whether it is safe to feed a possum. Here is a list of the common foods that possums like to eat in the wild and the garden.

Do Grasshoppers Bite? How Harmful are Grasshoppers for Humans?

Last Updated on December 25, 2021 by Philip Page

Do grasshoppers bite or are they harmless insects? Here you’ll find the ultimate answers and learn how to handle grasshopper bites yourself!

Why Is My Grass Turning Yellow?

Last Updated on April 3, 2022 by Philip Page

Green grass sometimes turns yellow for several reasons. The most common is improper fertilizing, a deficiency of nutrients in the soil, and an infestation of insects. Here are some tips on how to restore the aesthetic appeal of your lawn.