2019
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The Top Signs You Need Sprinkler Repair Services
Is your home's irrigation system working at its best? If your yard suddenly looks sub-par, take a look at the top signs that you need to call a professional for a sprinkler repair. Less Pressure Does one sprinkler head seem to fizzle every time you turn it on? If your irrigation system spits water instead of spraying it, the loss of water pressure may point to a problem. Without the proper pressure, the system can't fully water your lawn.
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Here Are Some Considerations To Help You Plan For This Winter's Snow Removal
Whether you want to admit it or not, winter is on its way and has already arrived in several parts of the country. It is always smart to be prepared, especially for something as serious as winter weather and its dangerous conditions. Use the following recommendations to get yourself prepared to tackle the upcoming snowfall and ice on your property that will come with the winter conditions in your area.
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4 Things You Can Use As Mulch
When you think of mulch, what comes to mind? Most people picture shreds of wood or wood chips, since these substances are commonly sold as mulch at home supply and landscaping stores. Wood does make good mulch. It's heavy enough to not blow away, and it breaks down slowly, adding nutrients back to the soil. However, wood is not the only material you can use as mulch. Here's a look at a few other materials that may be better-suited to your needs.
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Mistakes To Avoid When You're Landscaping Your Yard
One reason to use a landscaping design service is so you don't make mistakes that could turn out to be costly in the coming months and years. Plus, a service can create a custom design for your yard that makes your property attractive during all seasons of the year. If you're thinking about landscaping the yard yourself, avoid making these mistakes. Blocking Water Drainage Near The Foundation Plants near the foundation look attractive, and you may be considering a plant bed along the front or sides of your house.
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4 Factors To Consider When Planting Grass
When most homeowners think of landscape design, they think of shrubs, flowers, and trees. However, the lawn is also an imperative part of your landscape design. Not only does it create a backdrop for the rest of your landscaping but can also add appeal and value to your home. Of course, planting and maintaining the right type of grass is key if you want the most attractive lawn. Here are a few factors to consider when selecting what type of grass will help you create the lawn you want and need.
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Buying New Land? Make Sure You Do These 2 Things First
If you are purchasing new land, before you spend this great deal of money there are things you should do first. Below are two of these things so you can know if this land will work out well for you and the purpose you are using the land for. Get an ALTA Survey An ALTA (American Land Title Association) is a detailed survey that is done by a licensed and registered professional surveyor.
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Landscaping Tips For Low-Maintenance Flower Beds
Do you love lush flower beds around a home, but hate the amount of effort it takes to maintain them and keep them free of weeds? If so, then don't give up on your flower beds just yet. There are landscaping tactics you can implement that will allow you to enjoy your flower beds without all the backbreaking hours of weeding and yard work. The following tips are just what you need.
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