I spent the day yesterday re-setting a flagstone path through a client's vegetable garden. My assistant, Mallory, initially wondered why we were bothering, as the existing path seemed fine to her. (In Mal's defense, she was only a few sips into her hyper-caffeinated energy drink.) The old path had been competently laid--the stones had been set in sand, they didn't wobble, the area between the stones was filled in with ...

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Now that the weather is beginning to change, old home owners are beginning to gaze at their lawn while daydreaming about the upcoming games of horseshoes and Frisbee. Springtime is the best time for your lawn. The abundant rain and sun are exactly what grass needs to thrive. To ensure that it continues thriving, use the good spring weather to let your yard get firmly established. As your lawn emerges from dormancy ...

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