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Easy backyard hacks that make a big difference.


With a lot of love and the right tools, any backyard can be an oasis.There are plenty of little things householders can do to make a big difference in their garden in the warmer months.

This time of year is traditionally the busiest time of year in the garden, but while the weather's still warm there are certainly things that can be done to improve the backyard, you just need to have the right tools.

1. Get mulching

Mulch will do wonders for keeping your plants hydrated and healthy.

Adding mulch is always a good idea, in any garden and the benefits of mulching are widely known. It helps plants and trees retain moisture and puts nutrients in the ground, which helps root systems.

2. Just add water

It’s possible to use rainwater to water your garden.

Summer is all about watering and ensuring plants, trees and lawns are kept alive. For those with rainwater tanks, it’s also possible to “add pressure” so rainwater can be used on gardens.

3. Spruce up

It’s amazing the difference a thorough tidy-up and pressure wash can make to a backyard. Pressure washers especially do a great job of getting rid of muck and mess – much better than using just a regular garden hose, and uses less precious water.

4. Check the pool

When the leaves are cleared from the pool, they can look lovely.

Maintenance should be front of mind for those fortunate enough to have a pool.Cleaning up around the pool area, pressure-washing tiles and getting rid of debris should also be on the to-do list.

5. Manage the lawn

Nothing says summer oasis quite like a lush green lawn, but keeping it that way requires work. Lawn mowers, trimmers or blower/vacs make light work of lawn maintenance.

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