Multiple studies show the many benefits of being outside (whether simply having lunch or actually working outside) during the workday. From lowered levels of stress, depression and anxiety and heart rates to increased happiness levels, productivity and creativity, the benefits of being outdoors extend from the personal right into performance at work. As an employer, you know that keeping

Lots of people want their home to be part of an HOA community, whether a stand-alone house, cluster home, condo or townhouse. A homeowner’s association ensures a continuity of style and standards within the neighborhood, affords protection from neighbors with ugly or dangerous habits, and also provides amenities for us to enjoy. Below are some ideas for your HOA

Web Worms: How to Get Rid of the Ugly Pests Have you noticed giant webs engulfing tips of your tree branches? You may have also noticed the leaves inside the web mess are dead or dying. Your tree has become the new home for a couple hundred web worms. The web worm, also known as Hyphantria cunea, is a

Is that dog vomit in your yard? Mold in the Mulch. Is it dog vomit? A weird mushroom? Nope. This odd substance is slime mold and chances are, you have this in your mulch beds. Don’t be alarmed though. Slime mold is harmless and won’t hurt you, your animals or plants. Slime mold feeds on the

Has your yard developed weird yellow spots? Does it look dry and limp, yet you’ve been watering regularly (or at least it’s been raining regularly)? It is quite possible your lawn has fallen victim to Brown Patch fungus disease, a fescue killer! May through August is prime time for this turf destroying disease as it

City of Randleman North Carolina The City of Randleman North Carolina, about 20 miles south of Greensboro in Randolph County, was established in 1880. A city built on factories and mills, Randleman thrived in the 1890s with the addition of the High Point, Randleman, Asheboro, and Southern Railroad. The 3,000 acre Randleman Lake also offers resources

Create a Year Round Landscape: Enjoy Your Yard All Year Long People who live in cooler climates can take a page from our warm-weather friends who use their yards year-round. Just because it gets colder for part of the year, doesn’t mean we should put away the lawn furniture after Labor Day and lock the