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A lush green lawn speaks volume about your home's curb appeal. It offers a clean, uniform appearance that enhances your home's exterior. But if you have a cool-season grass – creeping bentgrass, fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, ryegrass, etc. – you should familiarize yourself with ring spot … [Read more...]
Normally, when a tree in your landscape falls down, you'll want to remove the stump so that it doesn't hurt your home's curb appeal. However, a tree stump can also bring new utility to your home's outdoor living space. Assuming it's at least 1 foot tall and has a smooth, even surface, for … [Read more...]
Have you discovered a loose layer of organic matter on the top of your lawn? Known as thatch, it's an all-too-common problem with residential lawns. Thatch is essentially a combination of decaying and living plant matter that forms between the soil and the green, healthy grass blades. While … [Read more...]
Ants are one of the most common types of pests found in residential landscapes and lawns. They typically form cone-shaped mounds in which they reproduce while gathering food from their surroundings. Some ants are perfectly harmless, but others can cause significant damage to your trees. If … [Read more...]
A little bit of rain is good for your yard. When it's accompanied with strong winds, though, it can blow off tree branches, scatter debris across your lawn and even damage your grass. And while you can't control Mother Nature, you can minimize damage to your yard by cleaning it. Here are five … [Read more...]