Tips for Watering Your Lawn and Garden
Watering is one of the most frequent tasks performed in any garden or landscape. Proper watering utilizes water responsibly, reducing evaporation and runoff. There are many ways to make the process easier and better for the gardener and the plants. Here’s a few tips for watering your lawn and garden. Quality Over QuantityDon’t be afraid […]
How To Destroy Weeds Without Killing Your Lawn
It’s that time of year again, and with all the rain we’ve had lately, weeds are popping up everywhere. We know how easy it is to go to your local hardware store and pick up a bottle of weed killer. But, how do you know your trusted weed killer won’t kill your luscious green lawn? […]
Mowing For a Healthier Lawn
It’s summer and lawn mowing has been in full swing. Now, we’re getting to the point in the season where lawn mowing seems to level off due to the decline in rain. In June you may have been mowing as often as every four days, but towards the end of July and August, you may […]
Tick Prevention Starts with Leaf Removal: Keep Your Lawn Pest-Free
Ticks are not only annoying pests but also potential carriers of diseases that can affect the health of you and your family. One of the key steps in preventing tick infestations on your property is to maintain a clean and debris-free lawn. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of leaf removal in […]
Things to Consider When Designing Your Fire Pit
Fire pits have become a popular addition to many outdoor living spaces and for good reason. A fire pit can provide warmth, light, and of course, a cozy gathering spot. A well-designed fire pit can also add aesthetic value to your outdoor area.
Landscape & Lawn Care in March
As winter comes to an end and the weather starts to warm up, it’s time to start thinking about landscape and lawn care for the upcoming spring and summer months. March is a great time to start preparing your outdoor space for the upcoming growing season. Here are some tips and tricks to get your […]
Your February Landscape To-Do List in the Northeast
If you live in the Northeast, then we’re sure you can agree that February can be a frustrating month for gardeners. We are sick of being cooped up and would give anything to be able to go out and play in the dirt. However, there is plenty that Northerners can do inside in February that […]
Hiring a Landscaper? Here’s What you Should Ask
Dreaming and planning a landscaping project is an exciting idea. Mapping out and envisioning what it could look like from start to finish is when it gets a little more complicated. Depending on the size and the time you have to allot to a project like this could determine whether you hire a landscaping company. […]
How To Recycle Your Fall Leaves
Fall is a great time to rake up all the leaves on your property and recycle them. You can either take them to a recycling center or compost them. Composting leaves is a great way to add nutrients back into the soil, and it’s easy to do. Just follow these simple steps. With the leaves […]
September To – Do’s For Your Landscape
September may seem like a restful month in the world of gardening & landscaping, but alas, this is the time to divide and reset perennials, harvesting gardens, order and plant bulbs, set up a window garden, and prepare the vacationing houseplants for their return to indoor life. Not to mention at the end of the month […]