How to Care for Your Lawn During Winter Months If this is your first winter maintaining grass, then understanding what to do before and during your lawn’s dormant period will be crucial until spring stops by again. If you take the right steps to care for your lawn during winter, you will have a happy, healthy lawn come springtime. What Happens to Your Grass… Read More
Your Guide to Different Tree Types for Your Yard With the many different tree types, it can be hard to choose which ones to implement into your yard. If you’re shopping for trees for a new landscape or to enhance your current one, you may be overwhelmed by the variety of options available to you. One of the best ways to narrow your choices… Read More
Easy Ways To Clean-Up and Recycle Fall Leaves But with fall comes the reason that this season got its name in the first place; because all the leaves do exactly that. While we can appreciate the beautiful colors of the leaves as they change with the season, they eventually end up cluttering your yard, creating more work for you to clean up. We’ve… Read More
How To Amend the Soil for Your Backyard Plants But that doesn’t mean you’re destined to have a bare and boring yard! You can amend the soil where you want to plant a shrub or garden plant to give it a space to grow and breathe. Soil amending is a process where you dig out your native soil and replace it with the type… Read More
5 Shade-Loving Flowers For Your Yard But many of these areas are plain because people think that flowers are only meant to be in the sun. Just because a plant grows outside, doesn’t mean that it thrives in direct sunlight. Here are five of our favorite shade-loving flowers that will brighten up your yard and make your shady spots your favorite… Read More
Tips for Watering in Winter A well-kept landscape adds beauty and character to a home. You’ve invested a lot of time and TLC in cultivating the natural ambience of your surroundings into the unique environment it is. At times, however, your efforts aren’t supported by nature itself. Dry winter air, lack of precipitation and drought conditions rob your vegetation of the moisture they need to survive.… Read More
