All Things Lawn and Landscape Maintenance Blog
How to Prune Shrubs
Pruning can be intimidating, especially for beginners. Many people are afraid of making a mistake that hurts the plant. Pruning is like cutting hair. And like hair, it will grow back even if you cut it to the hairline trying to get an even cut. In other words, it WILL...
7 Non-Toxic Flea and Tick Repelling Plants
Now that the weather is warming up, it’s time to start thinking about protection from pests like fleas and ticks. Chemical pesticides aren’t your only solution. You can help combat the problems organically and add beauty to your yard. Here are the top seven non-toxic...
Crabgrass: Common Weeds in Arkansas
Crabgrass is one of the most hated weeds in lawns because it’s the most dominant. Proper lawn maintenance can help you gain control over this unsightly weed. Identifying Crabgrass Crabgrass is a common weed that gets its name for how it grows close to the ground and...
5 Reasons Why Your Home Needs Good Landscaping
Why does landscaping matter? Isn’t mowing your grass enough? Well, maybe. But perhaps the investment in good landscaping is deeper than the surface of your lawn. Here are five examples that will make you realize the value of a well-landscaped yard. Health...
5 Ideas to Enjoy Nature When You’re Stuck at Home
In this time of social distancing, keeping ourselves healthy physically and mentally is vitally important. A dose of fresh air, sunshine, and a pleasant spring breeze can be beneficial. Here are five ideas to enjoy nature and still be safe. Stuck at Home? Try...
3 Practical Lawn Care Tips for a Rain-Soaked Yard
As a homeowner, it can be a challenge to care for your rain-soaked yard. While rain is great for the grass during the spring, it prevents you from keeping a regular lawn care routine. Here are three lawn care tips for maintaining a lush and healthy yard during...
Five Spring Gardening Tips
It’s time for everything to come back to life after a long slumber. There’s plenty of work to do to get your garden back in shape after winter. So, get ready to get your hands dirty with these five spring gardening tips. Clear Debris & Prep the Soil Your first...
DIY Window Cleaning Steps for Picture and Multipaned Windows
Washing windows is a task most people dread and often avoid altogether. However, ideally, you should wash your windows twice a year. Part of what makes DIY window cleaning such a chore is that most people end up doing it with a wad of paper towels, spray cleaner, and...
6 Tips to Improve Yard Drainage
Poor yard drainage is more than a nuisance. Standing water can damage your grass and foliage. Plus, it’s also a potential health hazard because it can be a breeding ground for mosquito larvae and other undesired pests, jeopardizing your home. Here are six tips to...
10 Reasons to Hire a Handyman
Do you need pictures hung, paint touchups, furniture assembled, or gutter cleaning? You could do it yourself, but why not hire a handyman? Handyman services do the occasional, minor domestic repairs. Let’s take a look at the ten benefits of using handyman...
Snow Mold: What is it and How Do You Get Rid of It?
April showers bring May flowers, right? Well, they also bring snow mold. As the snow melts this spring your lovely lawn is vulnerable to an unsightly fungus. Here’s what you need to know to help you spot it, treat it, or at the very least, prevent it next year. ...
Why Hiring a Christmas Light Installer Adds Sparkle to Your Holiday
In the coming weeks, Christmas lights will illuminate your neighborhood. If the thought of digging through your storage or attic to spend hours untangling and checking bulbs makes you cringe, it might be time to hire a Christmas light installer. When you hire a...