If you have noticed that parts of your lawn exhibit dead-looking, discolored or thinning patches, frayed grass blades or darkened areas of wet looking or “slimy” grass, you are likely dealing with turf fungus. Fortunately, there are ways you can prevent or reduce turf fungus, as well as to treat it effectively.
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Here in the Tampa Bay area we can face some severe weather conditions. Hurricane season brings strong storms which can generate excessive rains even if the storm’s center is hundreds of miles away. And every Florida resident understands that a typical rainy summer can result in floods from swollen creeks and rivers, overly waterlogged lawns, […]
Zoysia sod is one of the most popular lawn and grass options in the Tampa and Sarasota area. In fact, if you take a drive through many Lakewood Ranch neighborhoods, you’ll see the lush green color of Zoysia across lawns and golf courses – Florida residents love this grass! Zoysia Sod is Perfect for Florida Homeowners […]
We love our pets. They really become like family. So as the weather gets warmer and we spend more time outside, we want our four-legged friends to similarly enjoy the outdoors and their own outdoor environment. If you’re planning to update your landscaping this summer; and want to keep your pets in mind; here are 4 pet friendly ideas for your lawn and garden.
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Native, Drought Tolerant Plants for your Florida Landscape
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With water restrictions becoming more and more stringent, perhaps you’ve been thinking about changing your landscape accordingly. Luckily, Florida has plenty of native, drought-tolerant plants that will add beauty to your landscaping without adding to your already excessive water bill.
Spring in South Florida is a beautiful time. Well, any time in South Florida is typically beautiful, but spring is especially wonderful. With the weather heating up, outdoor festivals and events coming together, and the world getting a little bit busier, a nice day out in your lawn or garden is a great and relaxing family activity.
St. Augustine is a warm season lawn grass that is grown in areas with higher temperatures, like here in South Florida. It’s widely used along the gulf coast in the US, and is native to the Gulf of Mexico region, the West Indies and Western Africa.
As winter passes us by, before we know it Spring stares us straight in the face. In a short amount of time, the grass will turn green and need proper caring while bugs will try to make homes where your plants are.