Brown Patch is a serious disease affecting warm grasses. The disease is most common between November and May when the temperature is below 80℉. Turfgrasses like zoysiagrass, bermudagrass, and St. Augustine grass are vulnerable to this brown patch disease. Increased thatch and nitrogen fertility levels often result in breakouts of brown patches. It is typically […]
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Leaf removal is essential to keep your lawn healthy in the fall. Even when the cooler months of autumn arrive, your lawn still requires appropriate lawn care to ensure it can tolerate the winter and come back full and thick in the spring. 1. Leaf Removal Allows Your Grass to Grow Letting a thick layer
Fall is the season when we get the opportunity to plant beautiful fall flowers to brighten up the landscape. In this article, Down To Earth has curated a list of fall flowers to plant in Florida’s different climate zones ‒ North, Central, and South. Read for our top picks of fall flowers to plant in
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As some industries begin adjusting and considering sustainable practices, many still lag behind. The lawn and landscape industry may have a fascinating array of technology and innovations available, but only so many providers end up adapting them. One such innovation, known as Integrated Pest Management (IPM), is widely accepted as the standard in agriculture, forestry,
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When talking about mulch, it is common to associate mulching landscapes with spring. However, the fall is an excellent time to refresh your mulch in preparation for the colder weather ahead. Not only can mulching help save time in the spring, but it can also help protect your plants against cold temperatures, retain soil moisture,
If you’ve ever hired a landscape company, chances are you’ve been asked about “enhancements.” While this is a popular and widely used term in the landscape industry, it can be confusing for the average property owner or manager. Enhancements typically refer to any services or additions outside the scope of a traditional annual maintenance contract.
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It is a common mistake to cut the crape myrtle to make the trunks bare with the idea of getting more flowers. However, these practices can cause delayed flowering with a shorter bloom time. The other issues associated with this pruning approach include weakening branches and increasing disease and insect problems. This process proves fatal
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Driving student success, increasing admissions & enrollments, and boosting revenue are all priorities for those working in the private education sector. As opposed to public education facilities, private education facilities, also known as independent schools or private schools, are not run or funded by the federal, state, or local government. Instead, private schools finance themselves
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Landscape construction is a process of transforming the landscape which can include removing or installing hardscapes or softscapes. What is the Difference Between Hardscape and Softscape? Hardscape services involve the construction of outdoor fire pits, patios, pavers, retaining walls, and fencing. Water features such as ponds, fountains, and waterfalls are also considered hardscapes. Softscape involves the
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If you are responsible for managing property, chances are landscaping is an important factor to consider. So, what landscaping do you need? It’s all about understanding the property, what landscaping maintenance is necessary to maintain the health of the plants, making the best use of your outdoor space, and choosing how to invest in the
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