Resources

Information​​​​, tips, and tricks for keeping your property looking the best it can. 

Creating a Pet-Safe Landscape and Lawn

Creating a Pet-Safe Landscape and Lawn

Pet owners face some unique challenges when it comes to keeping lawns, gardens and landscapes in wonderful condition. From plants that are toxic to dogs to paws that love digging up flowerbeds,...

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Why Does Edging Matter?

Why Does Edging Matter?

While some people enjoy a more rustic appearance to landscaping, a meticulous and crisp landscape requires edging. Edging works by creating a neat line between areas in your yard with plantings and...

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Is a Brown Lawn Dead?

Is a Brown Lawn Dead?

Now is the time of year when many area homeowners stare at scorched, brown lawns and wonder if the grass is dead, dying or simply dormant. We get calls from countless homeowners who are concerned...

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Preparing for Hurricane Season

Preparing for Hurricane Season

While there are still many questions about the severity and location of Hurricane Florence’s impact, one thing is for certain—preparedness is essential to protecting your home and family. A little...

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Where You Need Mulch and Why

Where You Need Mulch and Why

There’s a good chance that you see mulch in the gardens and landscapes wherever you go. Whether it’s adding a pop of color around the base of a tree or nourishing the plants in your yard, many...

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All About Aeration

All About Aeration

September is rapidly approaching, as is the end of the window of when you should have your lawn aerated. August and September are the ideal months for aeration, as it will prepare your yard for...

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Keep Your Plants Hydrated This Summer

Keep Your Plants Hydrated This Summer

As the temperature rises, it’s important to keep yourself hydrated to avoid heat stroke and stay healthy. The same is true for your plants, whether you have a garden full of flowers or vegetables....

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The Pros & Cons of Sod

The Pros & Cons of Sod

Sod 101 Sod is a quick way to transform landscaping and increase property value. Sod, also known as turf grass, is sections of already-grown grass. This grass is held together with a root system or...

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Say Goodbye to Brown Spots

Say Goodbye to Brown Spots

Brown spots are one of the ugliest and most frustrating parts of caring for a residential or commercial lawn. There are numerous causes of brown spots, which can make them hard to troubleshoot and...

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How We’re Adapting Our Services Post-Rain

How We’re Adapting Our Services Post-Rain

While the saying might theorize that April showers lead to May flowers, this year it looks like May showers will be leading to June flowers! May was the wettest month in 3 years in Maryland, and...

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Could Plants Stop Insects from Bugging You?

Could Plants Stop Insects from Bugging You?

As you shake off the chill of winter and early spring and prepare for warm summer afternoons, you should take some time to think about what’s in your yard. However, you won’t be the only one...

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Don’t Forget Spring Cleaning!

Don’t Forget Spring Cleaning!

Spring is the perfect time to tidy up your yard and get ready for a long summer full of gardening and spending time outdoors with friends and family. Your landscaping needs some tender loving care...

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Setting Up Sod for Success

Setting Up Sod for Success

Sod is a popular and reliable solution for growing a lawn overnight, but it does require more TLC than a traditionally-grown lawn does. Since new sod has shallow roots, it needs proper...

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Where Should You Place Mulch in Your Yard?

Where Should You Place Mulch in Your Yard?

Mulch is a powerful landscaping tool that saves water, protects plant roots from temperature fluctuations, adds nutrients to the soil and prevents weed growth. Applying mulch is a labor-intensive...

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Designing Your Spring Flower Bed

Designing Your Spring Flower Bed

Spring is almost here, which means that eager gardeners are dreaming up the perfect spring flower bed for their landscapes. If you’re ready to design the best spring flower bed ever, here are some...

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What Does a Brown Lawn Mean?

What Does a Brown Lawn Mean?

The most frustrating part about having brown spots on your residential lawn is not knowing the cause of them. Everything from pet urine to chemicals can lead to lawn discoloration, so determining...

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Don’t Skimp on Your Winter Plant Care

Don’t Skimp on Your Winter Plant Care

Things have been heating up in Maryland, so many residents are starting to pack up their heaviest winter coats and think about warmer days. Winter is still going to linger for at least another...

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Winter Doesn’t Mean a Boring Landscape

Winter Doesn’t Mean a Boring Landscape

While plants are dormant during the cold weather and snow is accumulating in your backyard, it seems like the worst time of year to tackle any landscaping tasks. However, taking the time to plan...

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Fall & Winter Yard Maintenance

Fall & Winter Yard Maintenance

Cold nights and crisp mornings are here to stay for the next few months. While some homeowners think that fall and winter yard maintenance doesn’t matter, these two seasons are actually the most...

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Fall Yard Care Tips

Fall Yard Care Tips

If you haven’t begun your fall landscaping checklist yet, it’s not too late to get a head start. A little bit of effort in the fall, when the weather is cool and crisp, can save you a lot of...

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Fun Halloween Decorations for Your Yard

Fun Halloween Decorations for Your Yard

The nights are getting colder, and ghouls and goblins are lurking around every corner—that is, they are if you use some of these fun Halloween decoration ideas! Halloween is one of the most...

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September Lawn Care 101

September Lawn Care 101

The weather is cooler but the days are still long, making September the best time of year to tackle lawn care tasks and ensure a vibrant and lush lawn in the spring. Many homeowners get lost in the...

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Get Ready for Fall in Your Yard

Get Ready for Fall in Your Yard

Fall is the perfect season for completing yard work and home improvement tasks thanks to the cooler temperatures. If you are preparing for pumpkin spice and trick-or-treating season, it’s also time...

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August Lawn Care

August Lawn Care

While August is typically a scorching month full of high temperatures and long periods of sun, this August is shaping up to be cooler and damp. August is still a critical month for lawn care, so...

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Top Tips for a Mid-Summer Touch Up

Top Tips for a Mid-Summer Touch Up

You did a great job preparing your yard for the summer heat, but now it’s probably looking a little bit less-than-lush. Thankfully, now is the perfect time for a summer touch-up including pruning...

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Coping with a Summer Full of Cicadas

Coping with a Summer Full of Cicadas

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, you know that cicadas are on the way for summer 2017. As they start to emerge from their slumber and blanket yards throughout the Maryland area, many...

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When to Mow Your Lawn and What to Consider

When to Mow Your Lawn and What to Consider

Each day, it seems like Baltimore landscaping is coming to life with more bursts of green and pops of color. Spring has arrived and we’re loving it! If you want your lawn to join the club with...

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Snowy Weather in the New Year

Snowy Weather in the New Year

The New Year has just begun, and already winter weather has come our way. Hopefully by this time everyone has their snow boots, shovels and ice scrapers unpacked and ready to go, because we can...

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Aerating and Overseeding

Aerating and Overseeding

A beautiful lawn doesn’t just happen on its own. Regular mowing, watering and fertilizing can go a long way toward keeping your lawn green and healthy, but don’t stop there! Proper aeration and...

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