Winter generally signifies snow and barren landscapes, where trees have lost their leaves and there are often no greens and blooms in the area. While this might sound boring and pretty drab, it is possible to change the tides and make your outdoors really beautiful and picturesque, even in winters. However, in order to achieve …
Arrival of the rainy season marks many changes in your landscape. Apart from making the ground soft, the rains may also cause some shrubs and trees to lose their leaves or branches. Steady winds, which often accompany the rains, may cause havoc on your trees and shrubs by breaking some branches and making some others …
Wondering how to maintain your yard fresh in sizzling summer? No worries, you are just a few approaches away to make it a breeze. Watering Improper watering can stress leaves, be it overwatering or under watering. The best fix is to water deeply and occasionally, which allows the soil to breathe well. During hot summer, …
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Extreme winter weather has forced you to stay indoors and now your garden, pathways and driveway are appearing too bland due to lack of proper maintenance. With spring showing its signs of arrival and the frost being no longer a threat, it is time to decide what betterment plan can be chalked out to enhance …
Spring landscaping which helps add color to your dull front yard Read More »
The importance of lawn care and landscaping to our immediate environment and community cannot be over emphasized. Your lawn is one arm of your home that requires a regular grooming schedule in order to receive the attention it needs, to create a beautiful ambience or scenery for your home and surrounds. Caring for your lawn adequately …
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For the most flowers and tidiest garden, deadhead daily. Some gardeners take a few minutes each time to deadhead those plants that need it, make it part of their weekly routine. Daily deadheading is something you can do if you don’t have a gardener. Keep the watering, give an occasional hosing down to your trees, …
