5 Tips To Revive A Dying Lawn
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18 May 2021
A dying lawn can be frustrating, especially if you aren't sure what is causing the problem. The following provides tactics that may save your lawn and make it beautiful again.
1. Dethatch and Rake
Lawns often begin to die out because they are being smothered by the thatch layer on top of the soil, which is mainly made up of dead grass leaves. Dethatching and raking up this layer allows moisture and nutrients to once against penetrate the soil so that the grass can grow properly.
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5 Ways To Protect Your Landscape During A Home Renovation
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26 February 2021
Are you planning a large-scale remodel project on your home? While the end result is going to be a great, nearly new home, the actual process of renovation can be difficult on your home life. One area that many homeowners may overlook is the damage that can be wreaked on the surrounding landscape. How can you protect your landscaping? Here are five key tips.
1. Boost Your Landscape.
In the weeks before the actual remodel starts, use the time to prepare your lawn and plants.
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Tips To Keep Your Concrete Driveway Protected And Looking Its Best
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26 February 2021
Your home's driveway is an investment that is well worth its cost over the years, especially when you take good care of the surface. Concrete is susceptible to cracking, spalling, staining, and heaving from expansive foundation soil, which can all cause damage and permanently mar its surface and the durability you depend upon. Here are some maintenance recommendations to keep your driveway protected, clean, and in good shape, so it will last you for many years.
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Posted on:
26 February 2021
Weeds can take over a lawn quickly if you aren't careful. Knowing how weeds get into the lawn and how to prevent it is key to growing lush grass.
Affects of a Weedy Lawn
Weedy lawns are unattractive, but that isn't the only issue with them. Weeds are deemed thus because they are opportunistic. They are often better at taking in moisture and nutrients compared to the grass or nearby desired landscape plants.
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