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Have you discovered a sinkhole opening up in your lawn? Also known as a doline or swallet, sinkholes are more than just a nuisance; they pose a risk of property damage as well as bodily injury. While some sinkholes are minor, extending just a few inches into the ground, others can measure … [Read more...]
Crabgrass (genus Digitaria) is a variety of fast-growing, invasive grass. While there are dozens of different species of the crabgrass, nearly all of them have long and slender blades. Once crabgrass takes root and begins to grow, it can quickly take over your lawn. As a result, your lawn will … [Read more...]
A common landscaping mistake homeowners make is applying too much mulch around trees. With its ability to retain moisture and discourage weed growth, mulch is a useful landscaping tool that can enhance your home's curb appeal. Whether hardwood or softwood, though, you should follow the “less is … [Read more...]
While not as common as red maples, oak trees are native throughout the entire United States. A type of hardwood, oaks (genus Quercus) are characterized by their fruit, known as an acorn, which they produce during spring for the purpose of reproducing. Whether your landscape currently has oaks, or … [Read more...]
It's not uncommon for certain types of trees to drip sap. The hardwood maple, for example, is known for its sweet and savory sap, which is used to make syrup and sweeteners. The softwood pine also produces sap, though it's more bitter and not intended for human consumption. Whether you have a … [Read more...]