Poor soil conditions can impact a healthy lawn. The key to a healthy foundation for your lawn is understanding the make-up of your soil from the ground up. A good place to start to determine if you’re missing vital nutrients is a simple soil test. Knowing what’s going on underground helps you choose the best …
Decorative Stone Landscaping Ideas When we add artificial surfaces to our landscapes, the garden gets a strong and interesting look. Contrasts that catches the eye more than an expanse of green. Play with various patterns and textures so that the space gets dynamic shapes. And speaking of shapes, let your imagination run free and give birth …
What is a rain garden? A rain garden is basically a plant pond, that is, a garden bed that you plant with special deep-rooted species. These plants help the water rapidly seep into the soil, away from your house and out of your hair. You direct the rainwater from the downspouts to the garden via …
Alternative to Glyphosate We are all aware of the potential health hazards to exposure of Glyphosate based weed killers. There are other chemical alternatives on the markets, but are they completely safe? So what is a safe alternative? A good tip to know is that a healthy, well seeded and watered lawn is able to …
Grass is Greener When Watered on a Schedule. During the warmer months lawn care is essential for your grass to stay green and vibrant. With the temperatures hot enough to cook eggs on the sidewalk, you want your grass to have enough water so it doesn’t turn brown and dry. Yet how often should you water …