If you have not already started to plan your spring garden, this is your sign to start. May is the perfect time to break ground on what will be your glorious garden come summer. With warmer weather and longer days ahead of us, May is the perfect month to get started on your own garden. …
March came and went, and now it’s April already. If April showers bring May flowers—where are you going to grow all your new spring goodies? You might already have an existing garden or flower bed, but here are three ways you can spruce up your outdoor garden this spring. Set Your Foundation Every garden …
As we spring forward, it’s time to start formulating your DIY projects for spring. What better way to kick off the spring season than with some new fenced enclosures in your backyard? Let’s give fido some freedom this spring with a new dog run or play pen. Just be sure to stay outside and supervise …
Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of winter and he headed back underground to sleep till spring. Which should give you a few good weekends to protect your backyard from unwanted burrowing pests before spring. Simple barriers on existing fences When you walk the perimeter of a fence, garden or chicken enclosure look for gaps, …
With the rising cost of food in the U.S. it is no surprise that more and more Americans are looking to add egg farming to their daily routine. Which leads to two DIY projects that you might be looking to build in 2023: a chicken coop and a chicken run. We at Far North …
It’s almost 2023! At Far North International, we wanted to take a stroll down memory lane and take a look at this past year and our goals moving forward. NEW Website! Check out our new and improved website layout that is more user-friend and easy to find the exact products you need. NEW Enamel Color …
People often times are unaware of the differences in types of fences available, especially for winter. While most fences serve the same purpose, there are other aspects to a snow fence that can help in colder climates. A snow fence is a type of barrier that forces snow to accumulate wherever you want it to. …
When you notice a slight chill in the air at the end-of-summer barbecue, that’s your sign it’s time to pack away the beach chairs and get serious about work, school—and prepping your yard for the fall and winter. A transitional month when blazing heat turns to autumn cool, September is the perfect window of opportunity …
Mosquitos range from being a nuisance to carriers of diseases and most homeowners are looking for ways to eliminate these pests every year. Thankfully, there are many ways to get rid of mosquitoes, from insecticides to natural and organic options. The most effective methods to get rid of mosquitoes outdoors include these: Apply Chemical Repellents …
Looking for the best vegetables to plant in July? Read our tips on what to sow now for delicious crops. 1. CHARDS: Leafy chard is a delicious, nutrient-dense crop that is super versatile in the kitchen. And, it’s easy to grow. 2. CARROTS: The simple carrot is a staple in kitchens – from crunchy coleslaws to delicious stocks for …
