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3 Hearty Plants that are Perfect for Fall and Winter Weather

November 30th, 2018

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 »

Tags: Landscaping Design, plants
Posted in Landscaping Design

Protecting Your Deck from Harsh, Cold Temperatures

November 16th, 2018

Don’t let cold temperatures damage your deck!

Your deck can be the best part of your outdoor space during the warmer months of the year. Entertaining out in your tranquil landscaping may seem like a distant memory now that the fall has crept in to make way for winter, but don’t forget about your deck this winter. Protecting your deck from harsh winter storms and temperatures will keep it looking stunning and well-maintained so that you can go on using it for years to come, it’s as important a step in your fall maintenance tasks as lawn care. Don’t lose out on any time enjoying the outdoors this spring because you need to repair your deck after a harsh winter–here are some tips to protect your deck from the cold. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: deck, Outdoor Living Space, winter
Posted in Outdoor Living Space

Tips for Caring for Asphalt Surfaces in the Fall

November 9th, 2018

As weather conditions transition to fall and winter, your asphalt surfaces may need some extra attention.

As the weather gets colder and the fall creeps through, you will start to encounter changes in your lawn and landscaping. One of these major changes may come in the form of driveway issues that will require maintenance. When the temperature drops and the weather gets wetter, your driveway may be cracking or otherwise looking worse for wear. There are some measures you can take this fall to make sure your driveway is looking its best year-round, that will also help promote the health and beauty of your landscaping. Here are some tips on what to look out for when caring for your asphalt this fall. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: asphalt, maintenance
Posted in Asphalt

How to Identify Soil Erosion

November 2nd, 2018

Whether you own a home or a business, soil erosion can ruin your landscape.

Whether you own a home or a business, soil erosion can ruin your landscape. The soil is vital for growing strong plants like bushes and helping any trees lining your property thrive. Here’s how you can find the symptoms of your soil eroding. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: erosion, soil erosion
Posted in Erosion

3 Easily Avoidable Lawn Care Mistakes

October 26th, 2018

Many lawn care mistakes can be easily avoided by hiring a professional lawn care service!

As a homeowner, you’ve got a lot on your plate when it comes to caring for your home and landscaping. Between gardening, home repair, and standard maintenance, you may take your lawn for granted. But your lawn needs more than the occasional watering and boost of fertilizer to stay lush and healthy. In fact, many homeowners wind up forgetting the details of lawn care that make all the difference. At the end of the day, your lawn will need routine aeration, slice seeding, dethatching, weed and pest control, and even occasional soil analysis in order to ensure the long-term health and beauty of your yard. Here are just 3 of the most common lawn care mistakes to avoid. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Lawn Care, lawn maintenance service
Posted in Lawn Maintenance Service

Using Your Landscape to Create a Great First Impression

October 18th, 2018

You can use your landscape to create a great first impression.

Think about the first thing that people see when they approach your property. The condition of your landscape will greet your customers, guests, and friends before you get the chance to welcome them. You can use your landscape to create a great first impression by following these tips. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: curb appeal, Landscaping Design
Posted in Landscaping Design

Keeping Your Trees Safe from Wind Damage

October 12th, 2018

Trees are just like any other piece of your commercial landscape and require a fair amount of maintenance.

Trees are just like any other piece of your commercial landscape and require a fair amount of maintenance. Proper tree maintenance is especially important when a tree is still young and trying to grow. When a tree is young or just planted, it is more easily susceptible to damage than a full-grown tree. This is problematic when it comes to wind damage striking down on the young tree. To best protect your growing tree from the harmful wind damage, you will need to take the steps needed to keep it safe. By listening to the following advice, you will no longer have to worry about wind damage and can look forward to one day, having a mature tree on your property. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: tree care, trees
Posted in Blog

Important Fall Lawn Maintenance Tasks

October 5th, 2018

Everyone knows that spring and summer are two of the busiest seasons for lawn maintenance, but many homeowners don’t realize that there is still plenty to do in the fall!

The weather still feels super warm here on the East Coast, but it’s time to start coming up with a plan for your lawn maintenance for the upcoming fall. Everyone knows that spring and summer are two of the busiest seasons for lawn maintenance, but many homeowners don’t realize that there is still plenty to do in the fall! Here are a few essential lawn maintenance tasks that will need to be completed this fall. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: fall lawn care, lawn tips
Posted in Lawn Tips

The Pros and Cons of Mulching in the Fall

September 28th, 2018

Mulching in the fall doesn’t just serve to protect gardens from the winter cold–it can actually achieve all of the benefits of spring mulching and more.

When experienced gardeners think of mulching season, spring typically comes to mind. Mulching in the spring helps to replace what has been broken down in your garden, retain moisture in the soil, protect gardens from weed growth, and prevent erosion. But mulching in the fall doesn’t just serve to protect gardens from the winter cold–it can achieve all of the benefits of spring mulching and more. Many landscaping professionals regularly practice mulching in the fall, and depending on the landscaping needs, may prefer fall mulching. Here are some pros and cons of mulching this fall. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: fall, mulching, pros and cons
Posted in Landscaping Design

Landscaping Projects that Will Increase Your Curb Appeal

September 21st, 2018

Whether you’re looking to put your home on the market, or just want to dress your home to impress, improving your curb appeal is always a good idea.

Whether you’re looking to put your home on the market, or just want to dress your home to impress, improving your curb appeal is always a good idea. Choosing the right landscaping is the perfect way to create a dramatic increase in value that will help create a long-term visual improvement to your home. Unlike interior trends, landscaping trends tend to last, making them far more worthy of investment. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: curb appeal, landscaping
Posted in Curb Appeal

3 Hearty Plants that are Perfect for Fall and Winter Weather

Protecting Your Deck from Harsh, Cold Temperatures

Tips for Caring for Asphalt Surfaces in the Fall

How to Identify Soil Erosion

3 Easily Avoidable Lawn Care Mistakes

Using Your Landscape to Create a Great First Impression

Keeping Your Trees Safe from Wind Damage

Important Fall Lawn Maintenance Tasks

The Pros and Cons of Mulching in the Fall

Landscaping Projects that Will Increase Your Curb Appeal

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