HomeGardenandHomestead.com Posts Online Guide to Fall Gardening and Holiday Gifts
SANTA FE, N.M., Sept. 16, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- HomeGardenandHomestead.com has released its Fall and Holiday 2015 online guide to the best new home and garden products. Included in the fall and holiday guide are stories about fall yard cleanup, flowering bulbs, edible gardening indoors, greenhouses, wildlife control, growing containers, gifts for gardeners, holiday decor and gifts, and plants for fall and the holiday season.
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"Even though the temperatures are cooler and the days are getting shorter, autumn is an important time in the yard and garden," said Randall D. Schultz, president of Schultz Communications, the parent company of Home, Garden and Homestead. "Fall is the time to plant flowering bulbs such as tulips and daffodils. It's also a great time to plant shrubs and trees, so they can get established before winter arrives. And autumn is the traditional time for yard cleanup. Then the holiday season arrives, so HomeGardenandHomestead.com has stories about holiday decor, holiday plants, and gifts for gardeners."
Included in the Fall and Holiday 2015 content on HomeGardenandHomestead.com are featured stories of interest to homeowners. One story introduces a new product called Deer Ban made by Summit Responsible Solutions that keeps hungry deer from devouring landscape plants. Another story highlights landscape shrubs from Nature Hills Nursery that offer evergreen foliage and seasonal color to bring winter interest to a yard. Still another story reveals how the CobraHead Weeder became one of the most popular made-in-America garden tools by making weeding and cultivating easier with a unique digging blade that cuts through soil.
Featured in the new content on www.HomeGardenandHomestead.com are stories about new and cool products from Charley's Greenhouse, Smart Pots, Compost Sak, Joseph Bentley Tools, Logee's, Power Planter, The GrowBox, Sloggers, The Groundskeeper Rake from TRG, Wayside Gardens, Jackson & Perkins, Gothic Arch Greenhouses, Sungarden Sprouts, John Scheepers Bulbs and more.
Shopping in the Digital Age
HomeGardenandHomestead.com is described as "the guide to smart modern living" because of its broad content about new home and garden products ranging from tools to seasonally appropriate plants and gifts.
"One of the ironies of the digital age is that millions of people want to get closer to a more natural, simpler way of life," said Schultz. "The modern home or homestead is a place where a family can enjoy all of the benefits of high-speed web access-- including instantaneous information, streaming entertainment and online commerce, and also enjoy organic vegetables harvested from their own garden plot or container. It's an interesting melding of the old and the new."
Ready-to-Download Files for Editors and Writers
Media professionals can use www.HomeGardenandHomestead.com as an online resource where they can download editorial content and royalty-free photos.
Editors, writers, producers and other media professionals can instantly download text and digital image files by simply clicking on the Media Room link at the top of the Home page and then selecting a story category from the left navigation list. All of the text and image content on www.HomeGardenandHomestead.com is royalty and copyright free, and it can be used and disseminated by any editor, writer, blogger, producer or media person.
The Home, Garden and Homestead blog keeps visitors informed with new stories throughout the year and comments about home and garden trends. Visitors are also invited to subscribe to the free Home, Garden and Homestead eNewsletter by filling out the quick subscription form (located at the bottom left corner of the Home page and also on the Contact Us page).
For more information about www.HomeGardenandHomestead.com, contact Randall D. Schultz at Email or 505-822-8222.
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