Winter's coming to a close...ready for spring?

The snow is falling. The sky is grey. And even though Punxsutawney Phil didn’t see his shadow this year, spring feels like it’s a million miles away. A great way to feel like we’re getting closer to warm weather is to think about gardening. Your hands in the warm soil, fresh veggies and herbs, and the sun shining overhead…sounds lovely, right? We’re almost there. In the meantime, feel closer to spring by getting a head start on your herb garden. Starting an indoor herb garden in winter is easy and brings a little spice back to your life (pun intended).

Mother nature has officially left warm breezes and summer months behind. Now that you know what happens to your lawn in winter, it’s time to start thinking about snow. More importantly, how to remove snow. We all dream of the day we can snap our fingers and snow will magically disappear from our sidewalks and driveways. Until that day, here are some great ways to think about how to remove snow from your property.

Let's take a peek at the steps you should take to make sure your lawn mower stays in tip-top shape through the winter.

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