How To Patch Lawn Damage With Sod
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26 August 2020
Damage to the lawn can ruin the perfect look of your landscaping. Although you could seed the area and wait patiently for the grass to recover, a quicker option is to install a sod patch. Doing so correctly provides an instant fix that you can begin to enjoy immediately.
Remove Old Turf
The first step is to prepare the site for the successful rooting of the new sod. Remove the old damaged turf, along with any weeds.
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Finish Off Your Landscape Design With These 5 Lighting Elements
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7 August 2020
As you plan your landscape design, you likely will give a lot of attention to choosing the right trees, shrubs, and flowers. But what about the landscape lighting? The right lighting elevates any landscape, but the wrong lighting could render it less interesting, less safe, and less useful. How can you make the best lighting plan for your space? Here are five key elements to include.
1. Safety Lights
First and foremost, landscape lighting should be about promoting outdoor safety.
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Protect Your Grass From Five Common Lawn Mowing Issues
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16 June 2020
Mowing your lawn is supposed to make it look nicer, so it can be frustrating if the lawn actually looks worse after it is cut. Fortunately, you can prevent most of these issues if you know the underlying cause.
1. Brown Tips
It can be frustrating to mow a rich green lawn and then see the top of the grass blades browning a few hours later. The cause often lies within your lawnmower blade.
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Insight To Improve Upon Your Yard Landscaping This Season
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20 May 2020
Installing your yard with all its landscaping can be a big task that can take you time in planning and setting it into place, so it can be a benefit when you have assistance in the task. Once you get your landscaping started, there are always new additions with vegetation, trees, and hardscape features you can add later on to make your landscaping project an ongoing one. Here are some updates you can make to your landscaping to improve upon its function and appearance for an attractive-looking yard.
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