Here you will find our latest articles on landscaping ideas, tips, maintenance, construction, you name it when it comes to your Wisconsin lawn. Need some ideas for this spring? Do you need help eradicating weeds from your lawn? Do you want to read up on the latest in organic lawn care? This is the best place to start! Be sure to check back often for our latest articles.
Now is the time to plan your hardscape projects for next Spring During the cooler months of the year, it may seem like there is not much to be done
The growing season for your garden and landscaping is almost over but there is more to do in the garden, landscape, and yard before the snow comes.
The impact of adding color in your landscape or patio can’t be understated. Brightening up your landscape, paver patio, or front entrance doesn’t always have to be a budget buster. Color can be added through a variety of sources.
With summer heat evolving into fall; September is a time of the changing seasons. Now is a great time for any late season landscape additions and to start planning for winter.
Imagine stepping outside to peace and relaxation. The birds are chirping, you can hear the rustle of leaves, and you are enjoying peace from the noise of everyday life. You can create your own outdoor retreat with some of these landscape ideas.
Spring is in the air…..maybe. Regardless of what the weather might be doing there is no denying that spring will be in full force soon if not already here. It’s time to get dirty in the landscape.
Ideas for Planning Ahead for Spring Landscaping Whether or not you believe the predictions of Punxsutawney Phil, (who did not see his shadow this year), Groundhog Day has passed, so
Usually there are a few nice days that surprise us in March around Green Bay and Appleton. Make the most of those nice days and get a head start on what you can in the landscape with our March landscaping to do list.
2017 is coming to a close and instead of making a traditional New Year’s Resolution, try a landscape resolution. Here are some landscaping ideas to make part of a landscape resolution this year.
It all starts from the ground up; the foundation to a healthy lawn is healthy soil. An organic approach to lawn care focuses on feeding the soil, which feed the plants. There are over one billion organisms in one teaspoon of healthy soil.
