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We are so excited to announce our partnership with Lazy Sunday House, a sustainable vacation rental in Yuca Valley, between California’s San Bernardino National Forest and Joshua Tree National Park.

Arbor Upcycle created two pieces for Lazy...

We love how many small woodworkers and DIY woodworkers there are here in our local San Francisco Bay Area, and all around the United States. However, most don’t have the space nor the budget for the larger tools and machinery needed to finish...

Daffodils, also referred to by their botanical name, narcissus, are easy growing bulbs and reliable harbingers of the coming warm weather. They multiply quickly and return to bloom again each spring, year after year. They are not fussy about soil, will grow in sun or part shade and are not bothered by deer, rabbits, and other garden critters.

A knowledgeable tree specialist knows Spring is the smartest time to plant trees, because planting a tree in the Spring allows it to become established sooner, grow more, and thrive when the warm weather comes.

Live edge furniture is seemingly everywhere these days, from high-end custom crafted furniture to big-box bargain stores. Live edge furniture tends to be pricier than other types of furniture, so how do you know if the piece of live edge furniture you are considering purchasing is high-quality?

Does your lawn feel spongy or bouncy when you walk across it? Do parts of the lawn have weak or thin growth or pale in color? This is not uncommon and is often a sign that your lawn needs dethatching.

Why should you choose reclaimed wood? A passion for reclaimed wood for many goes beyond its natural beauty – its historic background adds to the appeal. Others are drawn to the strength and durability not found in other material.

Whether you are caring for your first orchid or are a longtime orchid aficionado, the winter months can be a cause for concern. You might not know how to tend to your tropical plant through the driest, coldest time of year.

Animals such as deer, squirrels, rabbits, and chipmunks are just a few of the creatures active year-round and live in the cold.