Tree Stumps Are Ugly Have you ever heard somebody say… “Man, if I could just have a few more stumps in my yard, it would look great!” Stumps hurt the curb appeal and the value of your home. Tree Stumps Can Be Dangerous If you hit a stump with your mower it’s not going to be… [Read More]
Northern Kentucky Landscaping Tips – Why You Need To Remove Tree Stumps From Your Yard
December 15, 2015 By
Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky Landscaping Tips – How to Create a Dog Friendly Yard
December 4, 2015 By
Have you wondered how you could make your yard not only a nice tranquil place for you, but also for your dog? Here are some ideas to help make your yard a better place for you and your dog. A Fence for Privacy and Safety A fence not only provides privacy, but it also adds… [Read More]
What To Do When Your Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky Retaining Wall Needs To Be More Than 3-4 Foot Tall?
November 20, 2015 By
Retain walls can be pretty and can add texture and elevation to your landscaping designs but most of the time they are created to hold back soil and sometimes water. They are made from a variety of materials such as, cut stone, natural stone, wood, or brick and add a tiered effect to a landscaping design in… [Read More]
Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky Lawn Care Tips – Should You Bag Your Grass Clippings?
November 6, 2015 By
Many people ask if they should bag or mulch their grass clippings. Mulching your grass clippings is going to be best whenever possible. It will help save you money, help save the environment, and help your grass be greener. Mulching Makes Grass Greener A study over several years shown that clippings from lawns contain 46%-59%… [Read More]
Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky Landscaping Tips – Landscaping Design Mistakes to Avoid in Your Front Yard!
October 28, 2015 By
What you don’t know about trees, plants, and grass CAN hurt your curb appeal and the value of your house. The following mistakes are the ones we see homeowners making year after year… Lack of Proper Planning Many homeowners just rush into planting things here and there without a plan. A proper plan will require that… [Read More]
Why Your Trees and Shrubs Still Need Some Loving Care After Their Leaves Fall
October 22, 2015 By
There are some routine tasks that you can undertake each fall and winter to make sure your trees are ready for the spring. Reduce Next Year’s Pest by Spraying Oil Insects and mites love to live and lay eggs in the cracks of bark, on twigs, and pine needles. You can spray trees with horticultural oil in… [Read More]
Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky Lawn Care Tips – How To Get Rid of The Weeds In Your Yard
October 13, 2015 By
Are you tired of seeing weeds in your yard? Have you ever wondered why they keeping coming back no matter what you do? Tired of pulling them out? Tired of using weed killers and seeing the weeds still return? The following reasons are why you are struggling…. Wrong Weed Control Solutions Most types of weed… [Read More]
Lawn Care Tips – Getting Your Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky Lawn As Green As Your Neighbors!
September 25, 2015 By
You and your neighbor both share the same climate and you both water them the same, so why is their lawn greener than yours? There are reasons why this happens and they can be fixed so that your lawn is as green as the house next door. Don’t Cut Your Lawn Too Low If you… [Read More]
Tips On How to Care For Your Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky Lawn Over The Fall and Winter Seasons
September 18, 2015 By
Everyone wants to have a great lawn but not everyone is willing to to invest time it takes to have one. Below are some of the fall and winter tips to insure your lawn bounces back next spring and is healthy before the summer hits. Don’t Trim Your Grass Too Aggressively Make sure to stay consistent… [Read More]
Lawn and Landscaping FAQs: When Should I Cut and Water Our Grass?
April 30, 2015 By
Watering and mowing your lawn are the most important activities to keeping your lawn healthy. Rule of thumb is to mow at least once a week during growth periods. Sharp mowing blades are extremely important so that you cut instead of rip the grass. Ripping your grass allows your grass to be susceptible to a… [Read More]
