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Lawn Maintenance 101: WYNTK

There is one thing every homeowner has in common. Every Pittsburgh homeowner would love a greener, healthier, lush lawn. Now the lawn of your dreams doesn’t just pop up out of thin air. It takes consistent lawn maintenance, done right, over a period of time. […]

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4 Ways to get your Backyard ready for Summer

As spring is nearly upon us, and summer is bearing down, there’s never been a better time to prepare your backyard for summer fun. Whether it be hosting your friends, or an evening with the kids, a comfortable backyard is a must on warm summer […]

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Residential Snow Removal and Ice Control in Bethel Park

As a full-service lawn management and landscaping company, Dream Greener understands that landscaping doesn’t just end in the fall. That’s why we provide Bethel Park and surrounding cities with efficient and professional residential snow plowing and shoveling services to keep your driveways, sidewalks, and pathways […]

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Our Favorite Fall Plantings & Flowers

Fall colors are typically associated with the majestic golden Aspens in the Colorado Rockies.  But, there’s no reason why trees, shrubs and other plants can’t bring color to a residential garden when the last pop of spring and summer colors are fading. Check out these […]

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3 Commonly Asked Questions about Mulch

We’re answering three questions that we commonly get about mulching including what’s the best type of mulch, should landscape fabric be used, and what time of year should you apply mulch. What’s the best type of mulch?   When people think of mulch, they usually […]

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5 Grass Growing Mistakes & How To Avoid Them

All grasses belong to the Poaceae family which contains over 12,000 different species. With a number that large, it’s helpful to break them into groups where the majority will be forages. But some will be edible – like wheat, barley, and rice, and some will […]

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Critical Differences Between Lawn Dormancy and Lawn Damage

Brown spots.  Disease patches.  Bare areas. Nobody likes to see this in their lawn.  But, why does it seem to happen every summer in Pittsburgh? And how can you tell the difference between a lawn that is dormant versus a lawn that is dead? First it’s […]

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Front Yard Curb Appeal

5 Secrets to Make Your Front Yard More Livable While Increasing Curb Appeal

Think you need a large, private backyard to unwind after work?  Think again! Architect Michael Hricak and Design Psychologist Susan Lee Painter agree. Whereas backyards promote solitude, both think of the front yard as the “edge,” the in-between zone of public and private space, and […]

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Lime and pH Control Pittsburgh

FAQ About Summer Lawns

Summer is upon us and our lawns!  There are a few things you want to be on the lookout for as it warms up outside.  Oh and don’t forget to read to the end – we’ve compiled a list of 10 activities that you can enjoy […]

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3 Insider Watering Tips for Healthy Landscape Plants Year Round

  If we were to ask for your secrets to healthy living you might point to diet, exercise and rest or sleep. While there are countless other variables, such as vitamin supplements or spending quality time with family and friends, diet, exercise and rest are […]

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What Every Homeowner Needs To Know About Lawn and Landscaping Soils

Soil health is one of the little understood aspects of residential landscapes for a very simple reason. Everything is happening quietly beneath the surface. In fact, just as plant professionals go to the soil to get to the root of plant problems, you may wish […]

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Creating an All-Seasons/Year-Round Plan for Your Property

Year-Round Property Plan Some home and business owners believe that their lawn is a one-season responsibility, and that season is usually summer. They spend some time cutting the grass, pulling some weeds, putting down a bit of mulch, and then realize that their grass doesn’t […]

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