Understanding The Basics Of Lawn Fertilization

12 March 2020
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Few aspects of lawn care are as important as dealing with fertilization needs. When talking about lawn fertilization, most professionals are referring to preparing the ground to help the grass grow better. Other forms of fertilization, such as for trees or flowering plants, tend to be handled a bit differently. It's a good idea to learn the basics before starting a lawn fertilization effort. Whether you are digging in as a DIYer or hiring a pro, here are three things you should know. Read More

What Is A Tree Crotch And Why Should You Care?

30 December 2019
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Most people consider tree removal to be an aesthetic choice, but there are many practical reasons to remove trees from your yard, as well. While trees are beautiful, they are also massive and potentially dangerous plants. A tree that has become structurally unsound poses a severe hazard to nearby people, homes, and vehicles. It may seem as though it is easy to recognize a tree that is unhealthy or in danger of falling, but many subtle signs are easy to miss. Read More

3 Landscaping Ideas For Improving An Overgrown Front Yard

22 November 2019
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Whether you've just moved to a home that's new to you or you simply haven't paid much attention to the landscaping in a long time, you may find that you want to make improvements to the front yard so that it will be easier to care for and look it's best. If you've been concerned with the curb appeal of your front yard, consider the following projects that can help you with landscaping and ensure that the yard looks great. Read More

Top Benefits Of Remote-Control Lawn Mowers

22 August 2019
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Most people love having a large, healthy lawn in their backyards, but keeping up with mowing the lawn can be a hassle. People live very busy lives in this day and age, so finding the time to mow the lawn on a regular basis can be a challenge. Luckily, there is new technology that can make maintaining your lawn easier than ever. If you want a gorgeous lawn that is the perfect length but don't want to exert yourself mowing it yourself, you may want to seriously consider purchasing a remote-control lawn mower. Read More

What Areas On Your Property Require Erosion Control?

16 August 2019
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Erosion prevention is an important factor in keeping the landscaping on your property pristine. When rain washes soil away, it ends up downstream and creates piles of muddy runoff, which can build up in low-lying areas. Erosion can also wash away the topsoil on your property, which contains valuable nutrients and microorganisms—once the topsoil is gone, you'll encounter problems successfully growing grass. In order to protect your landscaping, it's important to prevent erosion. Read More

Landscaping Plans For A Wet Climate

About Me

I love plants, and I love creating gardens full of colour. Not too long ago, I moved to an area where it rains a lot, and during the winter it gets really cold. It was quite a challenge to redesign the garden into a place where plants grow well. Because it was such a challenge, I started this blog as a way of sharing advice with other people who need to landscape their own garden. For example, one of my posts will cover incorporating drainage into your landscape design because without good drainage your plant roots become waterlogged and rot. Have a look to see which of my blog posts are most relevant to your own property.