Now that the holiday season is over many are left with the question, what to do with my Christmas tree? The answer can be easy if the tree is artificial. However, if this is question about a living Christmas tree recycling might be the best option. Here are 3 ways you can recycle your Christmas…
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Tall fescue has come a long way from its days in the pasture. Traditionally, tall fescue was used for animal forage in the United States, but in more recent times has made its way into lawns, parks, and sports fields. The forage type grass has coarse blades that blend poorly with other turfgrasses, but newer…
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Many times during heavy snowfall, some tend to accidentally drive their vehicles off of roadways and on to landscapes because they are unable to see the difference due to the snow coverage. Driveway markers were made perfect to avoid this kind of damage during these kinds of events. The main purpose of driveway markers is…
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The Paris Climate Conference is officially known as the 21st Conference of the Parties (or “COP”) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the United Nations body which is responsible for climate. This Conference will also serve as the 11thMeeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol. The COP meets each year…
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Pruning trees is one of the most important aspects of landscape management and the winter is the perfect time to have this service performed. In addition to safeguarding your family, properly pruning overgrown trees and shrubs can restore structural integrity while improving overall plant health. In some cases, we may be able to install cabling…
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Tree pruning provides a variety of benefits to your trees and landscape. Pruning doesn’t have to be a complicated or long process. All you need is the right tools and if you don’t have them then you can just ask your neighbor as they might have bought an affordable pole saw to look after their…
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In the last decade several studies have found and confirmed that the practice of mulching different types of deciduous tree leaves into turf does not reduce turf quality, does not significantly alter soil nutrient levels, does not increase fertilizer needs, and seems to suppress dandelions. All this said, changing this behavior, unlike late season fertilization…
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