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Choosing Landscaping That Is Easy To Maintain

When you think about which flowers, shrubs, and trees to put in your yard, you might choose items based on how they look. Unfortunately, those plants will only stay looking great if you can care for them like you should. After all, nobody likes the look of a dying tree or a set of wilted flowers. Before you start shopping, take the time to find landscaping that is easy to maintain. To help you, I have incorporated all kinds of landscaping articles into my website. Read about plants before you go to the store so that you can create a yard you can be proud of later.

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Fallen Fence Rail Detracting From The Beauty Of Your Landscape? Fix It With These Simple Steps

Posted on 17 June 2015

If your landscape has a wood fence, you probably love the overall look it gives to your property. Just as anything else around the home, your fence may need some repair from time to time. A fallen fence rail is unsightly and can also compromise the integrity of your fence. However, fixing the rail is something you can do yourself. This guide gives you five steps to repair the fence rail to get your fence back in great condition: [Read More]

4 Reasons To Go Edible... Edible Landscapes, That Is!

Posted on 10 June 2015

You want to remodel your backyard, but you aren't sure what sort of landscape you'd prefer. Have you thought of an edible landscape? Edible landscapes are increasing in popularity, and they make gorgeous, practical additions to any home. Here are four compelling reasons to talk to a landscaper about building an edible landscape: 1. Enjoy beautiful views. Edible landscapes are not just functional: they can be just as beautiful as traditional landscapes. [Read More]

Diagnosing And Fixing Drainage Issues In A Proposed Garden Site

Posted on 5 June 2015

Poor drainage can ruin a new garden bed even before you have a chance to plant. Heavily compacted soil or soil that consists mainly of clay are the two main causes of drainage issues. If you're unsure whether poor drainage is a concern in yard, you will first need to diagnose the problem. Then, you can take the necessary steps to rectify ti issue. Diagnose the Problem Before you break ground for the new garden, check out the drainage. [Read More]

Calling All Detectives: How To Solve The Case Of The Broken Sprinkler

Posted on 3 June 2015

Is your lawn feeling a little soggy?  Are there mysterious puddles?  Problems with your sprinkler heads or pipes can wreak havoc on your landscaping.   However, a super sprinkler sleuth can quickly solve the case of the broken sprinkler: Find the Problem A good detective always investigates.  To find the problematic sprinkler or pipe, you'll need to look for clues to find the source of the problem: Lack of water: Check to make sure the sprinkler heads are not clogged, broken, or missing. [Read More]