As summer starts to come to an end and temperatures begin to drop, Georgia landscapes treat us to breathtaking views. The vibrant transformation of foliage as trees and plants prepare for fall and winter. Georgia, with its diverse climate, offers a unique canvas for beautiful landscaping. Whether you’re a knowledgeable landscaper or simply appreciate the […]
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Considering the extreme heat that Georgia receives, succulent plants can be great for landscaping. These resilient plants require little maintenance and even less water. However, there are a few things you need to know before you make the decision to include succulents in your Summer landscaping. Benefits of Implementing Succulents in Your Landscaping The most
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It’s summertime: the days are long, the weather is sweltering, and the school year is looming around the corner. This warmer weather creates a great occasion to spend some precious quality time with family and friends. Moreover, a welcoming, beautiful outdoor space is a catalyst for community-building and get-togethers. Continue reading to learn how you
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As summer heats up, your lawn may be getting more action than ever. From backyard cookouts to basking in the summer sun, there are endless possibilities for outdoor fun this summer. That being said, spending more time outside may prompt you to examine the condition of your lawn. If your yard is looking dry, unhealthy,
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From backyard cookouts to holiday celebrations, summer offers endless opportunities to enjoy outdoor spaces. That being said, outdoor landscapes are more enjoyable when they are well-maintained and beautiful. An easy way to ensure that your lawn stays healthy and manicured year-round is by installing an irrigation system. The blazing Georgia summers can be especially drying
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As the temperature heats up and people are spending more time outdoors, the warm weather may have you re-evaluating the look of your lawn. When determining how to enhance your landscaping, native plants are a great option. Georgia has a gorgeous selection of native trees, flowers, and decorative plants to embellish your lawn. Not only
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The coming of summer means longer days, warmer weather, and more opportunities to spend time in the great outdoors. If you are looking for landscaping ideas to upgrade your lawn, look no further. Whether you have a small patio or acres of land, these tips will help you find a way to make your lawn
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As the weather warms up and people spend more time outdoors, there is no better time to spruce up your outdoor spaces. One way you can do this is by pruning trees. Think of spring tree pruning like spring cleaning for your yard. Not only does it improve the health of your tree, but it
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Maintaining a lush and flourishing yard can be challenging, but one effective method for doing so is mulching. Mulching is a gardening practice in which layers of organic or inorganic material are spread over the soil surface to protect plants, trees, shrubs, and flowers while simultaneously improving their growth and overall appearance. In this article,
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Spring is the time of the year when nature starts to come back to life after a long and cold winter. It is also the perfect time to start caring for your lawn and preparing it for the warmer months ahead. Let’s discuss some spring lawn care tips to help you achieve a healthy, lush
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