Home, Garden & Outdoor Living — real tips from the forest floor · Page 3
Spring's the time to stop eyeing that soggy patio from the kitchen window and actually do something about it. Willy Squatch breaks down weather-resistant outdoor furniture materials and layout design that'll hold up through storms and get your space ready for guests.
A man in his late 30s is back winning major tournaments and climbing rankings. Willy Squatch can't decide if he's more impressed or baffled by the whole thing.
Your deck's getting beat up by UV and rain whether you're watching or not. I'll walk you through picking the right stain, doing prep work that actually sticks, and timing everything so weather doesn't wreck your whole weekend.
Your gutters are about to earn their keep. Before the spring storms arrive, here's how to clean them properly, spot damage, and install guards that actually work.
March is when the garden pests wake up hungry, and most folks don't notice until it's too late. Willy Squatch shows you how to spot trouble early and stop it cold—without nuking the good bugs.
Most homeowners throw fertilizer at their lawn in spring and hope for the best. I'm going to show you exactly when, how much, and what NPK ratio actually works—without torching your grass.
Winter's done its damage, and your fence knows it. Here's how to spot the real problems from the cosmetic ones—and whether you're fixing or replacing.
Every spring, homeowners dump money into mulch that doesn't do half what it could because they're applying it wrong. Here's how to get it right the first time.
Most folks cram their gardens too tight and wonder why nothing thrives. Here's how to space your spring vegetables right, pair them smart, and get more food from less dirt.
