You always know that a new season is on the horizon as you need fewer and fewer layers of clothes when walking out the door.
Soon you will see the “V-formation” back in the blue sky as the Canadian Geese that migrated south for the winter slowly return home. Spring brings with it the opportunity for a fresh start, for you and your home.
Gardening shows such as Canada Blooms have prompted thoughts of lawn aesthetics.
These shows will illustrate the importance of creating a visually appealing exterior for your home and teach audiences how to maintain a healthy garden throughout the year. Gardening and planting needs to start early, because when the warm weather sweeps in, it is prime time for the plants to blossom. If the seeds are planted later, the changing weather may not coincide with the plant’s life cycle, limiting growth.
Another event to look for spring inspiration is the National Home show. Spring is a great time to renovate or put in that deck you always wanted for those hot summer barbeques. The show brings in experts with an array of skills to answer all your questions. If you are looking for a fresh new idea for the interior of your home, designers will be on hand to provide one-on-one consultation.
When renovating and cleaning your home there are a few things to be aware of. First, work from inside out, one room at a time – that way you are able to avoid dirtying what you just cleaned. Dust first, then vacuum and mop. But as you complete these tasks try to do more than one thing at a time. For instance when you’re dusting, also have laundry going, this way you can kill two birds with one stone.
Spring cleaning is a tedious process but it washes away all the dirt and grime left by winter. It opens us up to admire nature and enjoy the fresh air again. It brings with it celebration and some events we can look forward to after the first-day of spring (March 21) Good-Friday, Easter and Earth Day. The milder weather will make hiding those Easter eggs and spending time with the family just a bit more fun.