One spring morning a few years ago, I woke up and realized that I needed to update my yard. I was tired of looking at all of the boring, outdated flowerbeds, so I decided to head to the hardware store to purchase some great yard tools and some new plants. It was a little pricey to get started, but when I got home and started working, I was really impressed with how well it started to came together. This blog is all about improving your landscaping, even if you don't have a lot of experience with yard work in the first place.
Posted on: 6 June 2022
Are you tired of looking out your window and being disappointed by the appearance of your lawn? Maybe it's more yellow than you'd like, or perhaps it just looks drab and patchy. You can blame the weather or the poor soil quality, but there is another possibility: in spite of having the best intentions, you may be making some of these common lawn care mistakes. Mistake #1: Watering in the heat of the day. [Read More]
Posted on: 16 May 2022
When you buy a home, you may want to improve the way its exterior looks. You may look forward to redoing the landscaping and creating a lawn and garden that reflect your personal style. However, you may be unable to pick up and haul some of the materials needed for the project yourself. Your ideal solution could be to use professional landscape stone delivery as you remake your home's lawn and garden. [Read More]
Posted on: 26 April 2022
A landscape designer will create a plan for landscaping your property. They will use the existing layout and add and subtract elements to make your property look its best. Their job is similar to an interior designer, except they focus on the exterior of your property instead. While a landscape designer will have plenty of great ideas once they do their in-person inspection, your input will also be essential. After all, it's your property, and you're the one who will need to live with the results for years to come. [Read More]
Posted on: 13 April 2022
Dealing with trees in your yard that you don't want to be there can be a pain. You have to figure out how to cut them down, what to do with them when the trees are down, and how to bring them down without getting injured or damaging anything. It takes more math and figuring than you might think. If you aren't careful, the tree could come down in the wrong direction and land on other trees or on your house, or your tools could get caught in the tree. [Read More]