After the Flood: Restoring the Home

Posted on: 21 March 2016

If an overabundance of white clover is growing on your property and destroying the beauty of your lawn, learn how to remove it with the following tips. Once clover has been eliminated, keep your yard maintained to prevent new weed growth. Smother Weeds And Eliminate Them By Hand If weeds are covering large sections of your property, apply a layer of mulch over them. The mulch will prevent sunlight and oxygen from reaching each clover.
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Posted on: 20 March 2016

If you are planting a garden this spring, it is important that you use a graded, level surface for your beds. This ensures seedlings the best chance to thrive in questionable soil. When the terrain is too rocky, or the soil is clay-like as is often the case in southern US regions, you may find that raised beds are the best environment for your plants to thrive. Some things to know about raised garden beds include:
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Posted on: 19 March 2016

Adding lighting to your backyard can be a wonderful way to prepare for summer. You can make your patio, lawn, and garden area a wonderful place to entertain and enjoy throughout the warmer months of the year. As you know, lighting a home can be expensive, so that's why LED lights designed for external use are the worth the investment if you want to light up the yard. Here are three types of lighting you will want to consider if you really want to make the outside of your home dazzle this year: 
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Posted on: 18 March 2016

Spring has sprung, and homeowners' hearts and heads are turning toward fixing up their yards. Home and garden show season is in full swing, and there is much to learn from the experts. If you've never attended one of these shows, you have a treat in store. If you're looking for landscaping services, the best of the best will be there for you to meet. Take Advantage of Seminars and Classes
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