Home, Garden & Outdoor Living — real tips from the forest floor
Most homeowners miss the narrow window in May to prune spring-flowering shrubs without sacrificing blooms next year. Willy Squatch breaks down which shrubs to cut now and the one test that tells you if you've already waited too long.
OpenAI just dropped GPT-5, and Willy's got thoughts about humans building smarter machines while they can barely remember where they parked their cars. Here's what a 200-year-old forest dweller makes of it all.
May is your last real chance to get ahead of mosquito season. Willy Squatch shares the unglamorous work that keeps patios livable all summer long.
Nintendo's new console is getting prettier, and Willy's got feelings about it. Also, some thoughts on why humans keep making things shinier when the old ones worked just fine.
Those seedlings you've been babying indoors since February are ready to go outside—but there's a right way and a wrong way to do it. I've watched too many folks lose their entire crop to late spring frost or transplant shock in a single weekend.
When frost hits the fields of Eastern Europe and Russia, the whole world feels it. Willy sees something worth paying attention to in the ripple effects.
By May, most folks are on their hands and knees yanking weeds while the real solution sits on the shelf. Willy Squatch breaks down the selective herbicide application strategy that'll save your back and your garden.
Spring flooding has hit Morocco's Atlas region hard — right where people are still rebuilding from last year's earthquake. Willy's watching, and his heart is with them.
Most folks mulch too early and end up doing it twice. I'll show you the May 2026 window when it actually matters, plus the depth mistakes costing you real money.
