When it comes to hibernation, you probably think of bears. But did you know that your grass hibernates in the winter too? This is more commonly referred to as the dormancy of your lawn. While it is easy to assume that hibernation and dormancy means sleep and “being left alone,” there are some things you… Continue reading
Does one hard rain render your lawn off-limits for several days? A soggy yard or pools of standing water throughout your landscape could indicate a drainage problem. If water is not properly dispersed or can’t drain easily after a downpour, it can sabotage how you use your outdoor space as well as its health and… Continue reading
Did you know that your lawn may need more than just water, sun and fertilizer? Compost is also important. In fact, it may be just what the doctor ordered for your lawns recovery and sustainability. What is Compost? Compost ensures your lawn and garden get the organic matter it needs to stay healthy. Compost involves… Continue reading
Have you ever coveted the lush, green grass on a golf course and wished your own yard could look that good? You are not alone. The grass used on most golf courses in the United States is Bermuda grass, and it is considered one of the most attractive and popular types of grass. While there… Continue reading
Whether it was playing baseball, making mud pies or planting flowers, we’ve all spent time playing in the dirt at some point during our lifetime. What you may not realize, however, is that not all dirt is created equal. In fact, there are many types of dirt, and you may even hear the words “soil”… Continue reading
Have you considered adding rocks to your landscape? Decorative rocks are a creative way to make your outdoor space stand out above the rest. Finding the right rocks for your yard, however, isn’t always easy. Here are some of the most common decorative rocks used in landscaping to help you make your selection: Pea Gravel… Continue reading
Although it can be a dreaded task for many homeowners, laying mulch in your landscape can add aesthetic benefits as well as functional advantages. While there are many types of organic mulch to choose from, they are all designed to keep your yard looking tidy while also helping your soil retain valued moisture for your… Continue reading
Bright colored blooms indicate the season of spring. However, just because your flowers may bloom in spring, doesn’t mean that is when you should plant them. Depending on the type of flower, they can be planted in the fall, early spring or after the final frost. Treating all spring flowers the same can be a… Continue reading
Landscaping your garden can include more than just flowers, plants, grass and trees. Natural stone can also make a great addition to your yard and diversify your landscape design. While natural stone can certainly be used as pavers to lay a patio or stacked as large rocks to form a retaining wall, you can also… Continue reading
Does your property need fresh sod? You’ve got plenty of options to choose from. Zoysia, however, is considered one of the most preferred grass types for Southern lawns. This warm-season turf, which has been used in the United States for over 125 years, is known for its thick carpet-like texture and seamless appearance. In fact,… Continue reading