What to Landscape in the Fall
Landscaping after Labor Day? Shouldn’t you just be focusing on reseeding your lawn and prepping for winter? Well, yes. But many don’t realize that the fall months…
How Professional Lawn Care Services Help Generate More Business For Your Company
Have you ever seen a well-manicured lawn and take notice of it? I bet you’re probably more willing to give the property more than a brief glance….
Why Landscaping is a Good Investment for Your Property
Whether you’re selling your home or planning on never leaving, landscaping can add significant equity value to your home — all while enhancing the curb appeal. There…
Why Fall Mulching Is Critical For Your Plants
It is common practice to mulch in the spring months. As the warmer weather returns, flowerbeds and trees come back to life. It is during this time…
5 Tips to Keep Your Yard Healthy This Fall
You might be thinking lawncare is for the spring and summer months — and you’d be correct. But yard maintenance during autumn is often overlooked. People assume…
How to Build a Retaining Wall
Retaining walls are built with a purpose in mind. However, today many retaining walls are seen as a landscaping addition, rather than a soil erosion stopper. Retaining…
Everything You Need to Know About Grub Control
Lawn grubs are known by many names: Japanese beetles, June beetles, chafers, and more. These white C-shaped larvae live under the soil, eating organic matter and grassroots….
Landscaping Q&A: What Every Homeowner Should Know
Check out our feature on Porch.com! Tips and tricks for landscaping around a house. 1. Decide how much space you want to landscape vs how much…
The Importance of Fertilizing Your Lawn
Warmer temperatures are beginning to hit here in the Columbia area. Spring is underway and those summer months are just around the corner. At this point, you’re…
When to Start Winterizing Your Sprinkler System
As summer temperatures begin to dissipate, and fall temperatures come into the mix, the need to water your lawn becomes less of a necessity. Soon, the grass…