17 November 2021
When the average person looks at soil, they only see dirt. However, soil isn't that simple. Some soil is strong, healthy, and fertile, while other soil may be lacking in vital ways. Some soil, for example, may not be easily workable. Or, it could have problems supporting the structure above it or that will be placed above it. Fortunately, there are many ways in which professional landscapers can improve soil. One such option is a process known as lime stabilization.
26 October 2021
When it comes to landscaping, many people focus so much on the plants that they forget the mineral kingdom. Yet rocks can provide a strikingly beautiful and highly useful element to your landscape design. 1. Better Drainage In areas of the yard where moisture tends to pool and collect, drainage issues need to be addressed. Trying to cover bare soil in these areas with bark mulch doesn't work well because the mulch simply floats away.
8 October 2021
Have a patch of grass that is dead and needs to be planted from scratch? This could be from having a big pool on your lawn this past summer, or due to neglect and now having dead grass. No matter how it happened, planting new grass seed is an easy job that you can do on your own. Till The Lawn The first thing that you need to do is till your existing lawn so that it is ready to accept the seed.
14 September 2021
Weeds can be a constant problem for a homeowner to have to address. While weeds can be a persistent problem, there are some strategies that can greatly reduce the problems that these plants can pose for your landscaping. Minimize Tilling Or Disturbing The Soil Some homeowners may not be aware of the fact that there may be various weed seeds that have gotten buried too deeply to germinate. However, if the soil is tilled or disturbed, it can lead to these seeds rapidly germinating.
5 August 2021
Your lawn is a big part of your home's outward appearance and landscaping, but you want to keep it free of chemicals from fertilizers and other additives that can harm the environment. Here are some recommendations to promote a healthy lawn with the use of organic lawn care. Use Water Wisely Your lawn is going to need water during the summer months, especially if you live in a hot climate that does not get a lot of rainfall or you are experiencing a drought in your area.
23 July 2021
Regardless of how beautiful your home may be, the condition of your yard can make or break the overall curb appeal. Neatly trimmed hedges and wave after wave of green, luscious grass works wonders when you want the property to look as amazing as possible. Maybe you've been struggling to attain the yard you see in your imagination, but it just doesn't seem to be happening. Perhaps the grass is brittle or weeds tend to grow unchecked no matter how hard you try.
28 June 2021
When there is a drought and high summer temperatures in your area, it makes it difficult to keep your lawn looking its best and fully green. However, your lawn is able to adapt to drought conditions so it can survive until more moisture is available, but you need to keep some practices in your yard care to protect it during the heat and still use minimal watering. The following are some recommendations to help you take care of your lawn during drought conditions and high heat.