Homeowners often believe that the secret to a beautiful, green lawn is fertilizer. Of course, there are many other components involved to produce a lawn that’s the envy of the neighborhood, but fertilizer plays a big part.
We sometimes have homeowners ask us the best way to aerate this lawn in the spring and fall—should they use a professional, reliable lawn care service, or should the try to aerate themselves? This is what we tell them: Aeration provides several important benefits that […]
Some homeowners believe that the cost of a hiring a full-service lawn and landscaping company will be prohibitive, and they instead try to do everything themselves. That may cause them time, money, and peace of mind
This year, winter has started a little late, but now it’s back with a vengeance. That means that we’ll likely be experiencing a typical Pittsburgh winter, with lots of snow and ice.
It’s fall, which means that you can enjoy cooler temperatures, watch the beauty of changing leaves, and not worry about your lawn until the spring. Actually, that last part isn’t true. Many home and business owners don’t realize that fall is probably the most important
What makes a truly spectacular lawn? You may think it’s a special blend of fertilizer or spending an evening each week mowing the grass, but a well-tended lawn is a result of a scheduled
The landscaping industry has changed a great deal in just the past 10 years. Not too long ago, homeowners and business owners used landscaping elements just to add curb appeal. Now, landscaping has taken on a more biodiverse approach. Property owners’ focus has shifted to multi-layered “living landscapes” that include ornamental trees, flowers, and shrubs. Each part of a living landscape serves a particular, connected purpose while reinforcing the overall vision of your property.
Now that winter has shed its snowy grasp on the Pittsburgh area, it’s time to turn your attention to the outdoors—namely, your lawn and property. Even a relatively mild winter like the one we
Now that winter has shed its snowy grasp on the Pittsburgh area, it’s time to turn your attention to the outdoors—namely, your lawn and property. Even a relatively mild winter like the one we just
As another cold Pittsburgh winter approaches, national and local meteorologists are forecasting a snowy season, much like the past five years. In case you were wondering what recent total snowfall in our area looked like, here are some statistics for you, provided by the National Weather Service