

Just like we protect our beloved pets against pests such as the flea or tick, we should be doing the same for the trees in our yards! It’s no surprise that the rise of pests correlates with the warmer weather,


You’ve tried everything from DIYs to store bought solutions, but you just can’t seem to get a leg up on the bugs or rodents invading your space! However bad the infestation is, if you simply can’t handle it yourself it’s


The trees are shedding their summer colours and have turned gorgeous hues of orange, yellow, and red or lost their foliage all together. Mittens and scarves are starting to become a staple to our wardrobe and boots are replacing sneakers.


When we’re looking to escape the concrete jungle and find some quiet time in nature, we often find ourselves gravitating to wooded, green areas. Even if you find solace with nature in other avenues, we can all admit that trees


Summer is here, and she’s a warm one! While we’re all outside jogging and biking, getting together for BBQs and pool parties or a beer with buddies on the patio, it’s not just us humans that are relishing the heat.


We all know that with what’s shaping up to be a damp, hot summer ahead of us, we’re going to be facing those little suckers in swarms. It’s common knowledge that mosquitoes don’t have many fans among the picnickers, hikers,


Trees are pretty important. They are not only beautiful, but they’re also handy to hide under when the sun gets to be too much, they provide excellent resistance to cold and hot winds, and they also help us out by


From planting lavender to burning sage and rosemary, there are several natural hacks proven to help keep notorious summertime bugs away. Once you’ve planted some citronella and lavender and added some bursts of mint and basil around your deck, you


Love summer, but hate sharing your yard with thousands of bugs that just seem to be lurking everywhere you go? No need to call in the big guns yet, as every homeowner has some tricks at their fingertips for keeping


A beetle that has caused havoc in gardens in Eastern Canada since the 1940’s, the Red Lily Beetle is somewhat of a newcomer to Prairie backyards, but is nonetheless making a name for itself due to its ability to destroy