Your home’s lawn is one of the biggest parts of the exterior of your house, and it plays a big role in the overall curb appeal of your property. While lawns are dormant for much of the winter, the actions that you take (or don’t take) during the winter months can make...
The temperatures are getting colder, which means that the time for planting and harvesting is over. While winter gives gardeners a bit of a break from time outside, what you do (and don’t do) over the course of the winter months can impact your lawn next spring and...
Landscaping zones, which are also known as hardiness zones, are one of the most important factors to consider when determining what to plant and when to plant it. Selecting pieces that are appropriate for your hardiness zone will increase the chance of success....
When you’re performing lawn maintenance, it’s easy to notice weeds growing. However, some lawn issues like disease are more challenging to spot. Many lawn diseases can emerge suddenly and without warning based on animal activity, changes in weather, or alterations to...
While fall is when most plants slow their growth before going dormant for the winter, there are still landscaping tasks that need to be taken care of. Working on your landscape is a little different than doing maintenance the rest of the year. Here is what you need to...
As the weather starts to cool, two of the best ways that you can prepare your lawn for lush, beautiful growth in the spring are aeration and overseeding. Scheduling these services together is convenient and allows you to get the best results possible from both. Here...
