In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Instead of collecting the grass clippings in a regular bag, you can leave it on the lawn for microbes and earthworms to eat. This can help keep your lawn healthy and green. You can also collect the clippings and place them into compost. Rake up a light layer of leaves and go over them with your lawn mower. Leave the discards on your lawn to limit popping up weeds as the leaves break down. Take different perspectives to view your landscape. After you view your landscape from the street you should also view it from inside the home to make sure it looks well groomed from multiple angles. You should also view it from rooms with large windows that look out to it. Allow your plants and flowers to have adequate space to grow and flourish. Don't try to cram every inch of your landscape because you will find it extremely difficult to prune and weed next spring. Red mulch has been found to have harsh chemicals, including arsenic that is harmful to pets and children. Don't let harsh chemicals contaminate your soil. Read labels and choose organic or natural fertilizers. Local agricultural agencies are able to test your soil to see what nutrients it needs if you send a sample to them. Collect two cups of soil in a sample bag by digging about six to seven inches deep into the soil. Research your closest agricultural agency and send your sample. There will be a charge to send the sample. Be sure to contact them before hand to ensure you know the proper procedures and wait time. If there is a particular flower that you like you should buy several and plant them in groupings. You may plant them in clumps of five or seven in one area, or create a unified look by planting these odd numbered clumps throughout your landscape. Don't make your planting beds too narrow. Make sure not to place them too close to the house by placing them around a third to two thirds the height of the house. Weed fabric can be a waste of time and money because weeds will continue to grow on top of it in the long term. No matter how many layers of weed fabric you lay down you will still have weeds grow in the long term, so don't waste your resources. Avoid using lawn fertilizers that have 30 percent nitrogen. Use time-releasing water-insoluble nitrogen only twice a year. Your lawn will need less fertilizer if it is older and well-irrigated. For example, only use fertilizer on Memorial Day and after Labor Day. Do your research and make sure not to include any invasive species in your garden. Talk to nurseries and research online to be sure that you don't include any species that will spread and kill other plants. For example, nurseries still sell purple loosestrife. It is inexpensive and produces a lovely flower but will spread and choke out your other plants. Water your lawn with one inch of water every week. Depending on your soil and the heat, you may need to water your lawn once every five days. Create a stronger plant with infrequent watering that forces the roots to grow deeper to find ground water, or look into installing a more comprehensive irrigation system. Learn about creating irrigation systems and hydraulic theory. Look into classes on planning and installing irrigation systems. This can help you plan systems that will help maintain a landscape without you having to be there frequently to water it. Remember to check water restrictions during extreme heat. Use a colour wheel to determine opposite colours. Choose what colours work best together and find the flowers that match. For example, purple and yellow work well together.
Summary: Avoid using a lawn mower bag. View your landscape from inside the house. Don't overstock your space. Choose the right mulch. Find the right nutrients. Buy multiple types of your favourite flower. Space your planting beds correctly. Avoid laying weed fabric. Use the right lawn fertilizer correctly. Avoid invasive species. Water your lawn correctly. Choose garden flowers based on a colour wheel.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You may notice that the other person always has to decide when you do something together and what you do. If they are a commitment phobe, this may be because they want to see you when they want to see you and don't want to commit to taking time out of their schedule otherwise. If you make plans, they may cancel, be late, or not show at all. The more time you spend with someone, the more serious the relationship starts to become. If you are with a commitment phobe, when things start to get more serious, they may distance themselves or break it off completely. Commitment phobes love the excitement of starting to date and then the passion at the beginning of a relationship. After that is over, they lose interest. Commitment phobes only show interest when things are exciting, romantic, or fun. If you try to come to them with problems, they are not interested or understanding. People who are commitment phobic tend to have many short relationships. Casually ask about their relationships. If they divert the topic away, or they have only had short casual flings, the person may be a commitment phobe. Some people have limited dating experience. This does not mean they are a commitment phobe. There are many factors that lead to someone not dating often. Some commitment phobes have been in long relationships. These usually end with no visible signs of commitment. If you are involved with a commitment phobe, you may have no clue what your relationship actually is. You don't know if you're dating, if you're a couple, or something more. You probably haven't talked about your relationship or the future. If you bring up what your relationship is, they change the subject, get defensive, or wonder why you want to label what you have. Commitment phobic people have trouble labeling the relationship or their feelings. They may feel uncomfortable with those words because they are too confining or they point to a commitment. If you say the words, they may be uncomfortable or try to explain away why they won't say the same thing. For example, these people won't use terms like girlfriend or boyfriend. They also won't say that they love you. Try calling the other person your "boyfriend" or "girlfriend" or say, "I love you." See how they react. However, only do this if you really feel this way about the person. Don't say "I love you" or put a label on your relationship as a test. People who are commitment phobic may respond in a more sexual way than an emotional way. They are interested in passion and equate intimacy with sex, but not the connection and emotions that can accompany sex. Think about if they only want to be around if you're going to be sexual. If you want to go out, do something with friends, or mention you're not interested in having sex on this date, they may not be interested.
Summary:
Determine if they set up all the plans. Recognize changes as the relationship gets more serious. Evaluate their past relationships. Decide if you know where your relationship stands. Say certain words. Decide if your relationship is mostly sexual.