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Study: So Far, We’re Tweeting Positively About Coronavirus
A LawnStarter.com study of recent Twitter traffic shows 6 in 10 Americans are maintaining an upbeat attitude about the Coronavirus crisis, and tweets about the virus indicate we’re far more interested in booze than we are in guns, politics, or even much-coveted toilet paper. According to Douglas Moll, a psychologist […]
20 US Cities With the Most April Fools
There’s a sucker born every minute, but the birth rate in some cities is higher than others. We’re a nation of gullible people, and no time is that more apparent than on April Fools’ Day. Here’s a list of the 20 cities with the most April fools. Ranking Methodology We […]
The 12 Best Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails in the US
We’re not the only ones suffering from cabin fever these days. Our four-legged friends are just as eager to get outdoors. It is possible to keep our social distance, and still get some fresh air. And in a nation where tens of millions of us own dogs and are willing […]
Coronavirus Sparks Urgent Interest in Toilet Paper Alternatives
If you’ve done any shopping amid the coronavirus pandemic or you’ve seen any news coverage, you know that many Americans are stockpiling one product in particular — toilet paper. With store shelves empty, interest is surging in toilet paper alternatives. Cities, States Most Interested in TP Alternatives According to Google […]
In Coronavirus Era, Stop Rubbing These 10 Statues for Good Luck
As the Coronavirus spreads and Americans recoil from physical contact, it is ending a quirky tradition: touching statues for luck. It isn’t known exactly how long the virus will live on surfaces, but it can lurk there, depending on the surface material and other factors. According to the World Health […]
Study: College Football Teams Lose at Home More Often on New Turf
When a college football team competes on new turf at its home stadium, it could put a new spring in their step and boost their pride. What it won’t do is propel the team to victory. A LawnStarter analysis of the 15 U.S. college football teams that played on new […]
10 U.S. Cities That Believe Most in Santa Claus (and 10 That Doubt)
Yes, Georgia, there is a Santa Claus. With Albany sitting at No. 1, three regions in Georgia gain a seat in our sleigh of the top 10 regions in the U.S. for believers in Jolly Old Saint Nick. Macon, Ga., earns the No. 3 spot in our ranking of the […]
Federal Study: Peer Pressure Influences Lawn Care Practices
Most of us view keeping up a great lawn as a three-step process: you water, you fertilize and you apply pesticide. But a federally-funded study into America’s growing number of residential showpieces suggests that peer pressure also keeps our mowers mowing. According to the newly released $2 million National Science […]
Food Boxes: What Are They Really Sending You?
Recently, consumers have been introduced to a new meal option: You can have half-prepared meals delivered to your door for you to prepare in your kitchen. You still have to cook what’s being sent to you, but you’re being taught to prepare meals that are otherwise not on the menu […]