July is a time to truly look at your lawn and watch for fungus and insects. With the strong heat and humid conditions of June and July, fungus will start to grow on your lawn and, if caught early enough, it can be easily controlled....
10. Over planting landscapes. Plant material needs to be set at correct distances to allow it to grow, thrive and last. Too much material crammed into a given space will not stand the test of time. 9. Limiting the use of hardscape material. In areas where...
Let Late Season Winter Precipitation Run Its Course, Rather Than Causing Further Damage To Your Plants & Shrubs Even though spring has officially arrived, winter continues to drag on en route to one of the three snowiest years on record here in the Tri-State area. And when...
How To Step Out Back Into Your Own Personal Oasis One of the more enjoyable aspects of owning a home is getting to design the landscaping to your liking. As more people are staying home during their warm weather vacation time due to rising travel and...
Getting Top Dollar For Your Home Begins Outdoors They say never judge a book by its cover, but unfortunately that's all too often the case when house hunting. Potential buyers could take one look at a home from the outside and quickly dismiss it -- without even...
Begin Preparations For A Year of Beautiful Flowers, Gardens & Lawns Nothing is more exciting to many here in the Northeast than beginning to smell spring in the air. It's becoming lighter earlier, darker later. The melting snow is starting to show the ground you haven't seen...
Removing Snow Can Often Result In Additional Damage With this winter's snowfall here in New Jersey on record pace, many homeowners and businesses are left to wonder -- and hope -- if whether or not their beautiful trees and shrubs will be able to survive yet...