Hi there, my name is Masha Rizaldo. Welcome to my site about landscaping. I would love to share my knowledge about growing fruits and vegetables through this site. My gardens are always overflowing with produce that thrives in the bright sunlight. I have such a bountiful harvest each year that I share it all with my friends, family and neighbors. My site will include information about preparing the garden beds, selecting plant types, starting seeds and watering schedules. I hope that you can use the information to prepare for landscape for an awesome growing season. Be sure to start reading up on this subject soon, so you will be ready to plant fruit and vegetable seeds in no time. Thank you for visiting my site.
Posted on:
28 September 2017
With winter just around the corner, you may be looking forward to being done with summer yard work. Before retiring the garden tools, though, you need to take a few steps to make sure your landscape is properly winterizing. Investing the time now can help ensure your yard wakes up from its slumber in spring looking its best.
Cut back and trim
Many perennials and small shrubs should be trimmed back in fall.
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Posted on:
24 September 2017
The use of mulch for your property can be a useful addition to make. While many people may enjoy the appearance of mulch around large and woody plants, they may not realize the full extent of the benefits that mulch can provide. As a result, these individuals can severely underestimate the need to use this material around their property.
Minimize Soil Erosion
Heavy rainfall can cause some of the nutrient-rich topsoil to wash away.
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Posted on:
19 September 2017
Brick is a versatile building material that can be used for all sorts of paved surfaces, including pool patios, decks, and walkways. However, because brick carries a set of distinct characteristics with it, brick pavers necessarily have a unique set of advantages and disadvantages when compared to other types of paving materials. Understanding what brick pavers have to offer can help you decide whether or not they are the right fit for your landscaping projects.
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Posted on:
8 September 2017
If you don't want to cut your own grass or don't have the time to do so, you might be thinking about hiring a teen in your neighborhood to do so. It might seem like a win-win situation; it can be a way for the teen to make a little bit of money, and you might be able to get the job done for less than what you would pay a professional.
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