Spring is already upon us, so it’s not too early to start thinking about what you need to do to prepare your lawn for the approaching summer. If you are like the average homeowner, you spend around four hours every week caring for your lawn — a year-round process here in Florida! That’s a lot…
A well-manicured, green lawn is as American as apple pie — nearly 80% of all homes in the U.S. have a lawn. Installing an irrigation system makes maintaining a lawn more convenient and cost-effective, but the type of grass you use is an important factor, as well. You have a lot of choices, but there…
The National Association of Landscape Professionals did a survey recently to see how much Americans know about maintaining lawns. It found that 74 percent felt they knew how to take care of a lawn, yet one-third of those replying admitted they weren’t sure about how often or how deep a lawn should be watered. Proper…
The start of the spring season is the perfect time to think about irrigation and celebrate all things lawn, so it’s appropriate that April is National Lawn Care Month! Besides looking good, healthy landscapes are good for the environment. A healthy lawn: Helps clean the air and water. A well-cared-for yard acts as a natural…
Having an irrigation system in place is essential to keeping your lawn hydrated in the Florida climate. Evaluate the condition of your current irrigation system because, over time, it needs to be upgraded. Keeping your system up to date helps it work efficiently and saves you money. Pricing for updates will vary depending on the…
Winter is leaving soon, and spring will make its appearance. There is no better time to prepare your Florida lawn for spring conditions. Proper yard maintenance can prevent your lawn from having weeds and thin or bare areas. By taking proactive measures now, you can avoid problems that may linger for years. Steps to Prepare…
Despite your best efforts to maintain the perfect lawn, you can still experience some significant issues because of insect infestations. Insects can pose a threat to your lawn and possibly destroy it. Here are a few common offenders to Florida lawns. Billbugs — They prefer Zoysia grass and Bermuda grass and do most of their…
Fertilizing your lawn can be tricky in Florida’s subtropical climate. The weather is constantly changing, and you must pay close attention to have a healthy lawn. Homeowners should follow these easy tips to avoid problems. The most important tip is to fertilize during the right seasons. You should also provide balanced feedings with a 16-4-8…
We rely on our irrigation systems to run like clockwork, keeping our gardens and lawns in spectacular condition. Sometimes the upkeep of the system falls by the wayside. We wanted to share general maintenance tips and reminders for the smooth operation of your irrigation system. Water Distribution — Florida has many native tropical plants, trees,…
The Florida sun and heat can be brutal to your landscape. A good irrigation system is essential for our climate. When you choose your system, consider the vegetation, soil structure, existing landscape, and other factors. Careful planning of your irrigation system saves time, effort, and money. A properly calibrated system gives your landscape the right…
