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Homeowners: Try These Apple Season Recipes With Kids
With the fall months upon us, it's an excellent time to visit a local apple orchard for fresh apples to try all your favorite apple recipes. After spending an afternoon shopping for Edina homes for sale or Glenwood homes for sale, spend a few hours enjoying one of the most popular autumn flavors. Here are a few kid-friendly apple recipes to try this apple season.
- Apple Rings
Apple rings are a delicious snack, and it only takes a few minutes to make them.
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Homeowners: Update Your Outdoor Furniture
If you love nature and relaxing outdoors, Coon Rapids homes for sale and Detroit Lakes homes for sale offer the perfect lifestyle. Whether you have a backyard deck, a patio by the pool, or a gazebo by the lake, you need comfortable outdoor furniture for a relaxing day. Take a look at some popular furniture styles and choices that are often discounted at the end of summer.
- Woven Wicker
Woven wicker has been around since the 1800s and lends vintage style to any outdoor setting. Woven from plants like rattan, reed, rush, and willow, wicker seating is comfortable, sturdy, and conforms to most shapes. Because wicker is woven with pliable materials, tables, chairs, loungers, and rockers can be made in various shapes and sizes with intricate details. Woven wicker offers plenty of old-world charm, but it needs protection from hot sun and rain to last outdoors.
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Homeowners: Get Your Home Ready for a New Cat
Whether you've been looking at some gorgeous Victoria homes for sale or White Bear Lake homes for sale, you may have been thinking about how nice it would be to get that kitten you've wanted, too. What a great idea! But remember, moving is stressful, even moving into a new home. Imagine how frightening it must be for that tiny creature to leave its mother. Taking just a few simple steps can alleviate some of its fears and help it acclimate to its new environment.
- "Kitten-proof" your house
Start by making sure your new pet is safe and secure. Make sure there are no escape routes like open windows without screens, vents, or even hiding places where it can become trapped. Electrical cords should be out of reach, as well as insect traps that contain poison and items that could be choking hazards. Provide safe toys like catnip mice, small balls, and climbing trees, which double as scratching posts.
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Homeowners: How to Keep Weeds from Taking Over
As a homeowner, you're likely familiar with those pesky weeds that pop up in your yard and garden every year. Keeping weeds from taking over is not a simple task, but it can be accomplished by following a seasonal routine that ensures a healthier lawn.
If you're considering buying or selling Maple Grove homes for sale or Minnetonka homes for sale, you want a lush, green landscape that increases your property value. To achieve your goals, you need to focus on important lawn care tips to prevent weeds.
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Rural Living: Taking Up Hobby Farming
Hobby farming can be a rewarding experience the whole family can appreciate. But, don't let the moniker fool you: It's also a lot of work and can in many ways become a second job. The key to doing it right is to do your research before you get started and to plan ahead so that you can find the right balance.
- Set a Budget
One of the first things you need to establish is your budget. How much do you want to spend, and how much will it cost to achieve your goals? In most cases, you'll want to establish steps and plan over the course of several seasons to achieve your goals. This will let you build your hobby farm gradually so that you don't have to front the cash all at once.