Even with efforts to keep preserve areas, natural Florida habitats are decreasing. Use these tips to restore a balanced ecosystem to your personal property.
Category Archives: Landscaping
With possible frost warnings and cold snaps on the way, Florida winter landscaping requires a little variation in order to stay colorful and healthy.
studies show that most buyers make a decision about your home before they even walk through the front door. Not to mention, when someone perceives that they will have to do a lot of work, their idea of a fair price drops significantly.
Beautiful properties don’t just happen, however. If you are looking to landscape your lawn and garden in such a way as to gain the admiration of the neighbors, you may wish to avoid a few simple landscaping errors which many homeowners make.
Many homeowners, especially those in hot weather climates, are increasingly turning to alternatives to traditional grass and sod landscaping. Not only are some areas prone to drought, and watering lawns is considered a luxury at times of the year; but the usage of chemical fertilizers and pesticides has also caused concern. Not to mention, upkeep on Florida lawns can be constant, and mowing in 90 degree heat can become tiresome!
Whether to invite new clients or simply represent your business well, your commercial property landscaping should be unique and beautiful. A healthy, dynamic landscape design shows off your company’s personality and is compelling for prospective tenants. Refreshing, modern, and eye-catching landscaping choices are sure to impress those you are trying to attract to your property.
Those of us who live in the Saraosta and Tampa area understand that for much of the year, we will be living under some pretty hot temperatures. We have made adjustments to our lifestyles to accommodate the climate. So while we all feel a little wilted in the middle of a Florida summer, your landscape need not suffer. Here are some hot weather tips for a beautiful yard.
Once upon a time, having a large, sprawling lawn was the goal of every suburbanite. But here in South Florida, there are many reasons why we may want to reduce the square footage of our lawns and design properties which are easier to maintain, use water efficiently and more accurately reflect our lifestyles.
In order to keep your property looking as pretty and well-manicured as possible, edging your lawn and trimming your lawn is necessary. Both of these activities accentuate the lines of your lawn and flower beds, and add the finishing touch to any well-maintained lawn. But what is the difference?
Many homeowners are held to deed restricted covenants which require them to keep their properties up to a certain standard. But even those who live in non-deed restricted areas understand that pride of ownership includes not only home maintenance, but diligent care of their yard. Hiring a professional company can really help. but what questions should you ask to find the right one?