Home, Garden & Outdoor Living — real tips from the forest floor · Page 19
Willy Squatch breaks down spring mulch installation without the garden-center nonsense: which types actually work, how deep to go, and how much you'll really spend. A neighbor's honest guide to getting your landscape ready.
Your gutters are about to get hammered with spring melt and rain. I've watched too many neighbors ignore this one maintenance task and end up with cracked foundations that cost them five figures to fix.
Your lawn's been sleeping under snow for months, and now it's waking up to compacted soil and thin spots. Willy Squatch walks you through lawn aeration, overseeding bare patches, and DIY soil compaction fixes—no landscaper needed.
A shoulder strain in spring training has put Shohei Ohtani's Opening Day status in question. Willy thinks this might be exactly what needs to happen.
A two-way baseball legend gets hurt doing exactly what he's supposed to be doing. Willy Squatch weighs in on why spring training feels like playing Russian roulette with your star players.
They're trading LeBron James around like he's a used couch. Willy Squatch has some thoughts on what that says about us.
Patrick Mahomes just signed the kind of deal that makes a sasquatch believe in forever. Willy's got thoughts on loyalty, legacy, and knowing exactly what you're worth.
I've watched enough backyards from the treeline to know that raised beds work. Here's exactly how to build one, fill it, and get your first vegetables in the ground this spring.
Winter's been hard on your fence. I've watched enough neighbors wait until June to deal with this problem—and by then they're writing checks to contractors they didn't want to write. Let's fix those rotted fence posts in March when the weather cooperates and your wallet's still got some air in it.
