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Ground cover plants provide a cost-effective means to cover the soil, creating interest, and finishing the design look of any landscape. These dependable and hardworking plants come in a wide variety of color and texture choices and solve a variety of landscaping challenges.
Your landscape should be a place of beauty and not a feeding ground for insects and diseases. When designing your landscape, take into consideration your locale, seasonal climate conditions, prevalent insects, and pests when choosing which plantings will flourish and the best mulch options to protect them.
Mulching is much more than just an aesthetic uplift to your property’s facade. It’s a first-line defense against soil erosion and compaction.
As difficult as the current situation may be, life goes on and so too will your career. So, how do you move forward? Here are some tips for finding a job during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mulching is one of the most beneficial things you can do to protect your property. There are two principle types of mulch—organic and inorganic—and they each have their pros and cons.
Your landscape design is not complete without an irrigation plan. But there are a lot of options, and each has its benefits. Which is the best option? That will depend on a variety of factors: soil, plantings, climate, and exposure. Planning your irrigation needs is a critical part of the design process.
When the temperature rises, we sweat, our dogs pant and our plants transpire to cool down. Just as it is essential for you and your pets to increase your water intake to stay healthy during increased temperatures, the same is true for your landscape.
Make the neighbors green with envy. Aerate now to achieve healthy, lush turf that will be the talk of the town all summer long.
If you’re welcoming spring with open arms, you’re not the only one; the southern chinch bug is, too. These tiny insects can pack a mighty punch to your lawn, quickly transforming it from lush to languishing.
