It’s common to think about hiring a professional landscaping company during the spring and summer months, but did you know that having an expert’s hands on your yard can be equally important during the cooler months of winter? While winter landscapes are often filled with dormant grass, fallen leaves and vacant flower beds, there are…
When it comes to poor drainage in your yard, it is important to recognize and address the problem as soon as possible. Ignoring (or being oblivious) to a drainage issue can wreak havoc on your landscape, hardscapes and even your home’s foundation. To avoid cracked patios, root rotted plants and swarming mosquitoes in your outdoor…
We love fall many reasons. While football and pumpkin lattes certainly top the list, it is the vibrant autumn colors outside our windows that truly define this favored season of the year. Beyond the changing leaves on your backyard trees, you can also plant fall annuals to give your landscape a boost of color. Annuals…
If you are like most Georgians, you are ready for the more comfortable temperatures of fall. Whether it is a game of family corn hole or a casual neighborhood barbeque, the fall season often means more time outdoors. Unfortunately, pesky mosquitoes are still likely to linger into the fall season and won’t die off until…
Not all fences are created equal. Besides having a skilled installer, your fence should be made of the appropriate material. Fences come in various heights and can be constructed with wood, vinyl, wrought iron and other fencing material. Here are some factors you’ll need to consider when determining the best fencing material for your specific…
Do you dread the hard summer rainstorms because of what the extra water does to your yard? Soggy areas of your lawn can render your backyard landscape unattractive and unusable. When rainwater doesn’t drain properly on your property, it can lead to swampy or dying grass, soil erosion, flooded flower gardens, insects, structural damage and…
Summer is the time that you use and enjoy your lawn the most. Unfortunately, the long, hot days of summer in Georgia can also be the most damaging to your landscape. To protect your lawn from high heat, drought and disease during the next few months, take the following steps: #1 Weed Control Weeds demand…
If your house was built on a steep hill, your landscape may be threatened with every storm or hard rain that arises. Soil erosion and flooding can quickly ruin your landscape, wash away your yard investments and even pose a threat to your home’s foundation. One of the most proven ways to solve drainage and…
Privacy trees can be a subtle, natural and aesthetically pleasing way to gain some solitude in your own yard. Privacy trees can take on many forms depending on your specific needs, personal style and how you want the shrubs, hedges or trees to compliment your overall landscape design. There are many reasons why homeowners consider…
While we don’t have heavy snow or extreme cold in Georgia, our winter and early spring season can certainly include some frost-ridden mornings. Unfortunately, frost can cause irreversible damage to plants throughout your landscape. Here are some tips to prevent frost damage and ensure your landscape revives to beauty in the spring. What is Frost?…
