Gardening

6 Tips for Summer Lawn Care

Sam Shalom – Marketing Coordinator – Coldwell Banker Don’t you hate it when the grass is greener at your next door neighbor’s place? This summer you could [Read More...]

Decorate with a Spring Floral Centerpiece

Spring has sprung and flowers are in bloom! These unique floral centerpieces will be sure to bring the colors and feel of Spring into your home. Prepare with the following [Read More...]

Fruit and Vegetable Safety

Eating a diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables provides important health benefits, but it’s important that you select and prepare them safely. Fruits and vegetables add [Read More...]

8 Plants to Cleanse & Purify Your Home

Poorly ventilated offices and home have been shown to cause health problems including itchy eyes, headaches, coughing, and congestion. In response to this growing issue, [Read More...]

Beautiful Spring Container Gardens

Unique and fun ways to begin the gardening season! [Read More...]

7 Early Spring Backyard Wild Edible Plants

Warm March wind, flowering redbuds, and the greening of the lawn: all suggestions of spring. Early spring is when some of the most prolific, most accessible wild edibles make [Read More...]

What to plant and harvest in the winter vegetable garden

You might be ready for a break from your flower beds once winter arrives, but why not grow some delicious edibles while the rest of your garden is snoring? It doesn’t take [Read More...]

Why Is Your Local Farmers’ Market Important?

In the wake of salmonella in spinach and other health issues, a general concern is growing over industrialized food production. This concern strengthens a general desire to [Read More...]

Fall Home Checklist – Preparation Is Everything!

Fall is upon us and now is the time to make sure both you and your home are prepared for what’s to come. Don’t get overwhelmed! You still have time to prepare, and [Read More...]

Lush and Low Water? It Can Be Beautiful

Roberta Walker didn’t need a drought declaration to know people are worried about water. She sees it every day in her work as a Sacramento landscape designer. [Read More...]

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