If you have snow mold, it may not be visible until spring.
The coming of spring is a bright time for sun, warm rains, and growing plants. But if your lawn is suddenly sprouting gray-hued circles, you may suddenly feel less than ready for the new season. These unsightly lawn blemishes may be the result of snow mold, a fungus that attacks cold-weather grass and often doesn’t become visible until spring. Read the rest of this entry »
As a homeowner, you want to keep your lawn looking its best in order to boost your curb appeal and enjoy your landscaping.
As a homeowner, you want to keep your lawn looking its best in order to boost your curb appeal and enjoy your landscaping. This makes proper lawn care essential to keeping your home looking its best and keeping your landscaping in good health. However, there are some common lawn care mistakes that you can easily avoid by staying aware of common lawn care myths. Here are a just few common myths about caring for your lawn to keep in mind. Read the rest of this entry »
Your grass definitely doesn’t get as much tender loving care and attention during the winter as it does in the spring, summer, or even fall.
Your grass definitely doesn’t get as much tender loving care and attention during the winter as it does in the spring, summer, or even fall. And that is for good reason since it doesn’t need as much attention. This doesn’t mean that you can just let it go completely, however. There are certain things that you should be doing to care for your lawn this winter. Read the rest of this entry »
Keep flooding away from your home!
Water damage can be devastating to your property. Aside from how much it will cost to replace and repair everything, there’s no amount of money that could replace those items of sentimental value that get lost. As a property owner, make sure that you have all your bases covered when it comes to flood prevention. Although your property is likely built to handle heavy rainfall, certain factors can make excess moisture a big problem. Follow this guide for preventing flooding on your property. Read the rest of this entry »
A creative mixture of hardscape features can really add a lot to your landscaping and to the overall curb appeal of your property.
“Landscape” refers to plants and trees that you have on the outside of your home. “Hardscape” refers to the pavement, stones, wooden structures and other features that don’t need to be kept alive. A creative mixture of hardscape features can really add a lot to your landscaping and to the overall curb appeal of your property. Here are some of the more popular hardscape features that homeowners choose. Read the rest of this entry »
Even if you live in an area that doesn’t see a lot of snow and ice through the winter, hard frosts can still occur and do serious damage to your outdoor plants.
Even if you live in an area that doesn’t see a lot of snow and ice through the winter, hard frosts can still occur and do serious damage to your outdoor plants. If you’re not prepared for harsh winter weather, it can really take a toll on your landscaping that can take a lot of work to correct in the spring. But if you stay ahead of frosts and other winter weather events, it can go a long way to protecting your plants through the winter. Here are a few tips for protecting your outdoor plants from frost damage this winter. Read the rest of this entry »
There are some essential steps you should be taking this winter to make sure your trees stay healthy for years to come.
Seasonal management for your landscaping can be overwhelming. After all, the long-term health and beauty of your trees, gardens, and lawn depend on the right care and maintenance year-round. But where do you start? There are some essential steps you should be taking this winter to make sure your trees stay healthy for years to come. Home gardeners and professionals alike should focus on pruning, mulching, storm damage recovery, and even snow removal when it comes to keeping landscaping healthy through the harsh winter weather. Follow our helpful guide to caring for your trees in the winter. Read the rest of this entry »
Trust Atlantic Maintenance Group to clear snow and ice from your business walkways!
It’s that time of year again when you’ll have to start making plans and getting ready to have a response in place for snow and ice. As a business owner or manager, it’s your responsibility to ensure that the grounds around your commercial property are safe for people to walk and for cars to pass. Be careful not to make these three easily avoidable mistakes with your snow and ice removal. Read the rest of this entry »
Do you have a snow removal plan lined up?
Do you have a snow removal plan lined up? With snow hitting much of our area early this year, having a plan is critical. When you sign up for snow removal early, you can guarantee that you will have your snow removed in a timely fashion and for less money. The longer you wait to find and reserve a snow removal service the more risk you will have. Not only will better services be booked up early, but the longer you wait, the more the prices will rise, and your snow removal may be done later. Read the rest of this entry »
Many of the plants that made up your garden and landscaping may be gone until spring, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have a beautiful landscape through the cold months.
As colder weather takes over, you may find yourself with a barren and dreary landscape around your home. Many of the plants that made up your garden and landscaping may be gone until spring, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have a beautiful landscape through the cold months. Fall and winter landscaping can transform your home, increase your curb appeal, and even set the stage for a winter wonderland when it comes time for holiday decorations. Read the rest of this entry »