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The fall frenzy for outdoor living has arrived. Homeowners are squeezing every last ounce of incredible outdoor living into their lives in anticipation of winter’s inevitable hibernation. Family’s thirst to install projects so they can enjoy them yet this year and be ready for the first sunny weekend in March is delightful. And smart. It’s a grateful sign of improved perspectives and lifted spirits

With the outdoor entertaining season finally under way, it’s time to take stock of the accessories. And like anything that has been in hibernation for the better part of the year, they can look a bit worse for wear.

Labor Day has come and gone, kids are back in school, and the weather is beginning to cool. I’m not sure that I am ready for fall. I love the fall colors and crisp mornings and I look forward to apple cider and pumpkins, but I could use a few more weeks of summer. Wishful thinking…. I do need to consider houseplants though. They have been on vacation all summer outside. It’s time to prepare them to move indoor again.

As fall creeps in, it can be hard to transition from lazing on your patio or porch to sitting inside. Fortunately, there are heating options to cozy up those cool fall days and extend the summer season for your outdoor living space.

As summer weather makes way for autumn, it’s time to think about storing and organizing the items you won’t be using for another year. September is a great month to store the following items, but it's crucial that you do so properly to ensure that they are in good condition the next time you need to use them.