Nothing can be more frustrating for a gardener than to spend time deciding what plants to grow, travel to the landscape garden center to select and purchase the plants, take them home and plant them only to have the plants either fail to perform as expected or worse yet, to die. New plant care differs[…]
Category: Client Support | Tips for Your Yard
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Jan
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The porch is an important element of landscape design because it connects interior and outdoor areas. Its welcome presence improves a property’s curb appeal by providing a place for rest, interaction, and enjoyment of nature. A well-designed porch may bring character and charm to the property while complementing the overall beauty of the environment. Whether[…]
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Jan
Jan
Heavy Soil Dig a 6-inch deep hole near the root ball of a newly planted plant. Understand the soil moisture. Feel the soil, it should never be soggy and should be almost dry to just slightly damp before watering. Add water at a trickle to soak the original root ball, but do not flood the hole to overflowing. Light[…]
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Jan
Jan
The maintenance of your front yard is one of the most important aspects of home ownership. We’ve done a lot of talking about how your outdoor living space should reflect not only your personality, but should also reflect the care you put into your home and your front yard is no different. It is the[…]
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