Hi there, my name is Becca. I would like to welcome you to my site. I am excited to share my knowledge about landscaping materials with you today. The materials you use for your landscape directly influence its final appearance. Creating the structural layout with river rock or molded concrete, for example, completely changes the outcome of your landscaping design. The flowers, bushes and trees you use for the landscape also heavily contribute to the end result. Please visit my site on a daily basis to learn new information about landscaping material selection. Thanks for visiting my website. See you soon.
Posted on: 25 July 2019
Your lawn is much more than a showpiece; it's also a place for your active family to spend their days playing and relaxing. When designing your landscape, you need to make sure it won't discourage the kids from spending time outside. The following are a few design tips that will help you have both a utilitarian and attractive yard.
Tip #1: Choose a sturdy grass
Any family with active kids needs a lawn area.
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Posted on: 29 May 2019
When assessing the health of the trees in your yard, you may be wondering how to tell when it is time to take down a tree rather than trying to save it. The following are a few guidelines you can use to help you with this assessment:
#1: Determine if there are disease issues
Diseases, whether caused by pathogens or pest damage, can be fatal for a tree. If a tree is suffering severe dieback in the crown or if insects have filled the trunk with holes, it may be time to consider tree removal.
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Posted on: 28 December 2018
Outdoor rooms are big in spring and summer, but what about the harsher fall and winter months? How can you create something that will be useful all year long? Here are 4 steps to accomplish it, no matter how harsh or mild your winters are.
Cover the Space
No matter what your winter looks like, covering the outdoor space is a good place to begin. If you have rain and snow, a solid roof protects the outdoor room.
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Posted on: 22 June 2018
Every season of the year demands that you take different steps to keep your yard looking nice. During the early summer, you need to fertilize your lawn, put down additional grass seed, and make sure that your yard is getting the water that it needs.
1. Fertilize Your Lawn
The summer is when your lawn is actively growing. When your lawn is actively growing, you want to make sure that you are keeping your lawn well fertilized.
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