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Drip Irrigation Systems Can Help Homeowners Who Don't Notice Droughts

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In the country’s farming past, droughts were often felt by the entire population. These days, careful water control has made droughts easier for people in America to handle. In fact, homeowners may not even notice these droughts occurring or how they are impacting their plants and trees. However, ignoring droughts is a new problem. Here is how drip irrigation systems can help with this problem. Why People Ignore Droughts What causes a drought to occur in an area? Read More»

Preparing For The Removal Of A Dead Tree: 3 Things To Do Before The Professionals Arrive

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If you’ve noticed that there’s a dead tree on your property or a tree that is dying and just barely clinging onto life, remove the dead tree before it can become a safety hazard or before any of its diseases can infect nearby trees. Depending on how large and tall the tree is, professional arborists might recommend either digging the tree up from the roots or chopping the tree trunk in sections. Read More»

Landscaping Is Made Up Of Hardscaping And Softscaping

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A lot of people now what landscaping is, but not everyone knows that landscaping breaks down into different categories. The two big categories are softscaping and hardscaping.  Softscaping Softscaping is what people think about when they think landscaping. Softscaping refers to all the grass, bushes, flowers, etc. that gets planted around a yard, park, or other area. When someone is softscaping, they can create a plan that will show where everything will go and what kind of plants will go there. Read More»

3 Great Uses For Paving Stones In Your Landscape Design

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Paving stones are a great material to use in your landscape design because they can create so many different things. This article is going to discuss 3 great uses for paving stones in your landscape design.  Driveway Rather than having a regular driveway that is created from poured concrete, you can make things a bit more fun and unique by using paving stones instead. The paving stones are going to add some diversity to your driveway and can allow you to blend different colors, shapes, and sizes of stones. Read More»

3 Tips For Landscaping

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If you want to be sure that you get the most out of your landscaping, there are numerous tips that you can put to good use. In following these tips, you will also experience an uptick in your property value, while also making your yard and grass more beautiful as a whole. To make sure that your landscaping is best cared for, read below and use these points to upgrade it and maintain it on a regular basis. Read More»

Choosing The Right Landscaping Supplies To Make Your Yard Look Professionally Manicured

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When you love your yard and you want to make it look great, how you landscape your yard matters. While simple grass cutting is a given, you will also want to pay attention to how you mulch around bushes and define edges in your lawn. Whether you choose to use small, cut stone around your bushes, or you go for natural colored mulch instead, the products you choose give your yard a finished look. Read More»

6 Low Water Ideas For Your New Lawn

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When putting in a new lawn with new landscaping, one thing to consider is how much water your yard will require. With the global water shortage affecting roughly two-thirds of the world’s population, many people are looking for ways to use less water in order to do their part. In addition, planting a lawn and adding landscaping requiring large amounts of water can quickly equate to expensive water bills as well as a ton of time spent watering. Read More»

Tips For Designing Landscaping That Boosts The Well Being Of Your Employees

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If you are thinking about relandscaping the area around your office, consider exploring designs and plants that promise to boost the wellbeing of your employees. That way, you can beautify the outside of your property, while also helping your employees stay happier and healthier. Here are some tips to consider: 1. Create outdoor workspaces. Consider adding outdoor work spaces to your landscaping. Businesses with outdoor work spaces to offer their employees report that these spaces stimulate creativity and make the office environment more upbeat. Read More»

Four Important Principles To Keep In Mind When Designing And Building Retaining Walls

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Retaining walls offer homeowners several advantages, including the reclamation of unusable space, stabilization of soil and visual appeal. They are not difficult to construct for the average do-it-yourselfer, but retaining walls must be built in adherence to a few basic design principles. Otherwise, your hard work will be short lived, as failure of the retaining wall will be all-but-certain within a few years. Below are four important things to keep in mind when designing and building your retaining walls: Read More»

Nothing To Sneeze At: 5 Landscaping Tips For Allergy-Prone Homeowners

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If you’re a homeowner looking for ways to beautify your home with an aesthetically pleasing landscape and relaxing yard, there are many ways to accomplish this. However, if you’re an allergy sufferer wishing to enjoy time in your outdoor oasis, your landscape should include trees, shrubs and flowers that produce the least amount of pollen. The location for your landscaping projects or garden is equally important. Before you hire a contractor or attempt a do-it-yourself project, consider these allergy-friendly pointers for creating a landscape that is nothing to sneeze at: Read More»