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What Are The Elements Of A Landscape Design?

You are looking for a landscape design service provider. To that end, you probably also want to know what a custom landscape design is likely to entail. These five elements tend to define a landscape design. Shapes and Paths Especially if you're starting with a relatively empty landscape, creating visual flow is critical. Unless you have some amazing plants to work with, the odds are low that you want to slam viewers with a wall of life. Read More 

Transplanting A Citrus Tree Onto Your Property

Planting a new citrus tree in your home's landscaping might seem like a small addition, but it can provide significant benefits. Besides boosting your yard's aesthetics, it offers fresh fruit straight from the tree. Tip: Choosing The Right Location The first step in planting a new citrus tree is finding the perfect spot for it to grow. Sunlight is essential for any plant's growth, but this is especially true for citrus trees. Read More 

Stump Grinding Safety

Old stumps in the yard are unattractive, plus they can attract pests like termites. Removal is most quickly and effectively done with a stump grinder, a heavy piece of equipment. Safety is the main concern when operating a stump grinder. Utility Concerns  It's common knowledge to use caution when cutting down a tree due to overhead utility lines, but underground utilities are also a concern once you are ready to remove the stump. Read More 

Get A Head Start: Why Install Your Sprinkler System During The Winter

If you've decided to wait until spring to install your sprinkler system, it's time to rethink that decision. A lot of people think spring is the best time to install a residential sprinkler system, but that's not the case. Winter is a great time to install that new sprinkler system. One advantage is you can save money. That's because landscaping supplies tend to go up in price once the weather warms up. Read More 

5 Ways To Protect Tree Bases While Landscaping Around Them

The trees on your property are an important part of its visual appeal, comfort, and even property value. So as you plan landscaping around their bases, it's vital to protect the surprisingly delicate roots and trunk. How can you do this? Here are a few key tips. 1. Keep Soil Levels Stable Some property owners start by piling on more soil around the tree base, especially if the roots are close to the surface. Read More