Tips for Mulching in the Fall
Many people don’t think of mulching their yard in the Fall, but it can be a great idea. Mulch can add an extra layer of protection to your yard to keep your plants safe through the colder months. Fall mulching is preferred among landscapers and gardeners. Like in the Spring, Fall mulching will help keep the soil moist, keep weeds from growing, and prevent soil erosion. Here are some other reasons… read more
Getting Your Irrigation System Ready for Spring
Spring is here, and it’s the time of year when you refresh, replenish and rejuvenate. That can mean bringing new life to your garden and lawn by having the irrigation system take care of it all. Flowers, trees, and grass need a combination of water and sunshine to flourish in warm weather. Spring is the time when you want blooming flowers and vibrant green lawns that can make spring come to lif… read more
Getting to Know Your Grass Type
Before getting anything for your house, you need to make sure that you get it according to your climate. No matter if you are getting grass. There are various kinds of grass. Different kinds of grass have different living requirements and conditions to grow well. Some require more water, and some require very less. If you get the wrong grass for yourself, it will not grow, or the grass will not… read more
Effective Weed Practices for Your Yard
If you were into gardening, you would know that weeding is the most time-consuming part of gardening. When you first start gardening, weeding seems very satisfying, but when time passes, weeding becomes hectic. You will be shocked to know that you can take simple measures and save yourself from weeding forever. Weed is a natural process of plants healing themselves, but most gardeners will not… read more
5 Gardening Resolutions for 2020
New year, new you, too! But you can also take this opportunity to improve things other than just yourself. Maybe you should start with your yard. If you can work on some outdoor projects, maybe starting a garden or maintaining an old one can be a start. If one of your plans for 2020 is to eat healthy, working on a garden can help you with that, too! Eating your own home-grown veggies can be great… read more
Winter Landscaping Tips
In the winter, many people don’t think to do anything to their yard or landscape. Snowy regions are hard to work with, because plants and shrubs become covered and non-accessible. Most plants and such don’t survive during the winter, anyways. But there are plenty of things to do for your yard to keep it looking nice during the colder months. Sprucing Up Your Trees Although the leaves have most… read more