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A Successful Home Sale

After my wedding to my amazing husband ten years ago, I moved into the older brick home my spouse already owned. The interior of the home was extremely outdated. Pink, floral wallpaper covered the walls of the home. The linoleum floors desperately needed replacing. The outside of the house wasn’t in any better shape than the inside of it was. The sparse landscaping was overgrown. While we’ve completed some remodeling projects on the inside of the house, my husband and I haven’t spent much time redoing the landscaping. Before we can successfully sell our home, we need to hire a professional landscaper to transform the outside of our property into a relaxing oasis. On this blog, you will discover the reasons you need to hire a landscaper before putting your house up for sale.

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The Benefits Of Routine Lawn Care Services
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A Successful Home Sale

5 Landscaping Tips For Low-Maintenance Flower Beds

29 December 2022
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Whether you want impressive flower beds adorning the front yard or just a few carefully placed beds bordering the home, proper maintenance is a must to keep them looking their best. Your landscaping service can help you put in low-maintenance beds that will require very little input from you. 1. Install Border Edging One of the biggest challenges with flower beds nestled against lawn areas is that lawn grasses will invade the beds and become weedy. Read More 

Can Your Commercial Landscape Help Prevent Trespassers?

9 December 2022
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Every business owner needs to protect their property. But increasing security can come with increased costs and an unwelcoming appearance for customers. If you want to avoid both problems, it's time to consider ways your commercial landscaping can help deter trespassers. Here are a few tricks to try.  1. Use Thorny Plants Make your landscape look great while simultaneously making it less appealing to trespassers by using certain plants in key locations. Read More 

Reasons Why It Can Be Better To Work With A Professional Landscape Designer

23 November 2022
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If you're thinking about tackling your landscape design yourself, then you should be aware that there is a lot more to landscape design than you might imagine. There are so many benefits that come from hiring professionals to help you with your landscape design. Read on to learn more about some of the main reasons why hiring professionals to help you can be so important. You will have proper water drainage Read More 

Buying A Home? Put Tree Care On Your List Of Home Projects

25 October 2022
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If you have a new home you're buying, then it's time to think about the projects you have to take on to make your home sound. You have to clean carpets, put up window treatments, and do other things before moving in. Don't forget your home's exterior: you need to have tree trimming done and perform tree removal as well in order to make your home ready for moving in. Learn why these yard projects are so important and always hire a professional tree trimming and tree removal expert to have these projects done in your home. Read More 

Fall Lawn Care For Greener Grass Next Spring

10 October 2022
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Do you wish your grass came up greener, healthier, and stronger in the spring? Maybe you look around and see your neighbors' lawns all green and healthy, but yours looks comparably drab and brown. The secret to a good spring lawn actually has less to do with spring and more to do with fall. Care for your lawn properly in the fall, and it will look better when springtime comes. Here are some tips to help you better care for your lawn as the autumn weather grows cooler. Read More