
How to Prune Your Flowering Bushes
Pruning flowering bushes doesn’t have to be intimidating. You just have to know where and when to start! Learn pruning tips and tricks from blogger Dori Fritzinger.
Pruning flowering bushes doesn’t have to be intimidating. You just have to know where and when to start! Learn pruning tips and tricks from blogger Dori Fritzinger.
It’s the emergency situation no one wants to think about: An extended power outage. But living without modern amenities is easier than you think.
I was almost to the point of tears to have a piece of my grandma’s garden back.
Every garden as its ups and downs. One beginner gardener shares the highlights from last year’s bounty and the lessons she learned along the way.
what’s a garden girl to do while the snow lies deep? Well, she hunkers down with her seed catalogs and last year’s records and starts planning her garden.
We may be several months away from putting plants and seeds in the ground, but you can start planning your garden now with these five tasks.
Last week, we covered sustainable, organic ways to grow your own orchard. Now it’s time to start planning! Here is a checklist to help you on your way.
Discover 12 ways to grow your best garden ever.
Lacking a green thumb? Here’s some simple help! Gaye Levy of Backdoor Survival shares an excellent article by the down-to-earth (pun intended) Dan Chiras, esteemed prepping author and gardener.
Installing a bat house is a simple, environmentally-friendly way to greatly reduce mosquitoes and other insects near your home. A single little brown bat
4 Ways to Get Organized for Spring Cleaning
5 Reasons to Start Canning Now
Top 5 Items for a Power Outage
Woodpile Prep 101: What You Need to Know
Company Information
4779 Kidron Rd.,
Kidron, OH 44618
Lehman’s publishes content regularly to help folks lead a simpler life. Please submit your email address below, and we’ll send new recipes, simple living tips, and announcements to you.
Copyright © 1995-2021 Lehman Hardware and Appliances Inc, All Rights Reserved. Designated trademarks are the property of their respective owners.