All of a sudden, much of the country seems to have turned into Arizona, with a hot, dry summer coming on the heels of a …
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How to Save Time and Money Just by Watching the Grass Grow
Laziness is often accompanied by guilt. But when it comes to your lawn, there’s ample justification to do less rather than more—saving time and money and being kinder to Mother Nature while you’re at it.
Front Yard Garden Controversy Revelation: Lawns Are Useless
The fact that so many people are up in arms about a Michigan woman facing jail time for planting a garden in her front yard is an obvious indictment of meddling local code officials gone off the deep end. The case also serves as …
116 Money Tips: President Obama’s Personal Finance Advice, Best Coupon Sites, Cheap Goods That Make Life Better
Also, if you’re considering the outsourcing of lawn maintenance duties, there’s reason to mow it yourself beyond the cost considerations. Some, in fact, might argue that you should make the chore as exhaustive as possible.
The Fashionable Do-Nothing Approach to Grooming, Hygiene, Landscaping, and, Um, Fashion
The conventional wisdom holds that the solution’s to ones problems must involve doing something. But have we overlooked the opposite, easier and cheaper option? Here’s making the case for doing nothing in five spheres of modern-day consumer life.
Lawns, Fine Print, Virginity, and 9 Other Things the World Should Get Rid Of
I have conceded defeat on the quest for a perfect, weed-free lawn, and apparently I am not alone.
94 Money-Saving Tips and Nuggets of Shopping Wisdom
Interested in trimming your lawn care expenses? Want precise, wonderfully dumbed-down specifications for what you need and how much you should pay for a laptop? Seeking advice on where to find a cheap haircut (and we’re not talking a “recession-chic” DIY cut)? Have you always wanted to hide your money in a safe inside your fridge’s …
How to Let Your Lawn Go to Hell and Feel Good About It
Weeds have just as much right to be in your yard as grass. So why are you putting all sorts of time, money, and chemicals into your front lawn?