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- 1Denver resident kicks off October with 'touch grass' walk down Broadway●I will welcome you to October with an impromptu # touchgrass series. I am first timer today on # broadway from 6th ave d
A Denver resident is marking the start of October by walking Broadway from 6th Avenue down to Alameda, calling it an impromptu 'touch grass' series. The walk coincides with Front Porch Fest, which features multiple bandstands, parks and vendors. The person is encouraging others to get outside, see people in person, and join a follow-up gathering on October 21st at 7pm.
- 2Homeowner converts yard hose into hidden pool pond refill line▼cleaning stuff up around the yard. Just realized I can leave the hose here for filling up the pool pond. Sort of just in
A homeowner in British Columbia shared an update on tidying the yard, saying the hose used to fill a converted swimming pool pond can stay in place permanently and be integrated into the overflow, since grass will eventually cover it. A similar setup in the front yard for the pandemic pod has already become nearly invisible.
- 3Fallow deer photographed resting in tall grass by a lake●Fallow Deer, chilling in the long grass near a lake # nature # deer # Wildlife # photography # NaturePhotography # DeerP
A wildlife photographer has shared a picture of a fallow deer lying in long grass beside a lake in the UK. The image shows the animal calm and unbothered in its natural setting. It is drawing attention from nature and photography enthusiasts, who are sharing and liking the shot widely across social feeds this week.
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Robotic lawn mowers are changing how lawns are maintained, with growing adoption in residential and commercial settings. Reports highlight how these autonomous machines cut grass with minimal human input, shifting the lawn care market and prompting interest among homeowners and landscaping businesses alike.
- 5Natural tricks to keep snakes out of your garden●Snakes in your garden? These natural tricks keep them away without harming them
Gardeners are being reminded that snakes can be deterred without chemicals or harm. Recommended approaches include removing hiding spots like piles of wood and tall grass, blocking access to sheds and gaps, and using natural repellents. The advice taps into seasonal concern as snakes become more active in gardens, and interest in humane, chemical-free pest control grows.
- 6Putting the mower away could help garden wildlife thrive●Put the mower away: the simple lawn change that could help wildlife thrive
Gardeners are being encouraged to leave the mower in the shed and let their lawns grow wild, in a simple change that conservationists say can help bees, butterflies and other wildlife flourish. Longer grass provides shelter and food for pollinators, and the message is spreading as people look for easy ways to support nature at home.
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Gardening experts say autumn is the ideal time to reseed fescue lawns, as cooler temperatures and moist soil help new grass establish strong roots before winter. Homeowners are being advised to overseed thin or bare patches now to ensure a fuller, healthier lawn come spring, making lawn care a timely seasonal topic.