by Green Thumb Expert | Jul 23, 2012 | General, Grounds Maintenance, Landscaping
Maintaining paver patios after installation is the best way to keep them looking their best. Having any extensive landscaping done to your property is an investment. Maintaining paver patios after the installation is important to help ensure their beauty and...
by Green Thumb Expert | Jul 17, 2012 | Grounds Maintenance, Landscaping, Shrubs and Trees
Landscape bed renovation is the process of taking an existing landscape bed and sprucing it up. This process can be accomplished by pruning existing plant material, topdressing mulch, pulling weeds, etc. Most landscapes that do not receive annual maintenance should...
by Green Thumb Expert | Jul 17, 2012 | Grounds Maintenance, Landscaping, Shrubs and Trees
Proper shrub pruning not only beautifies your plants, but it can improve their health. Simple techniques can dramatically improve the curb appeal of your property. The first thing that people notice when they go to your house or business is the exterior appearance. ...
by Green Thumb Expert | Jul 16, 2012 | Grounds Maintenance, Landscaping, Shrubs and Trees
When you prune bushes in your landscape, it is important to properly identify the plant prior to giving it a cut. Everyone has at least one tree or shrub on their property that may require pruning from time to time. There are many types of bushes and several...
by Green Thumb Expert | Jun 27, 2012 | Landscaping
There are many mulch products available for the do it yourselfer or professional contractor. No matter what new products come on the market, traditional products such as mulch are still the desired choice among landscapers. There are many types of mulch products...
by Green Thumb Expert | Jun 26, 2012 | Landscaping
Installing a pond or a pond-less water feature in your landscape can create a relaxing environment at your home. The natural sound of running water tends to relax and calm people. Creating water falls with multiple shelves adds to the dramatic presentation of your...
