landscaping

Boost Your Privacy with Fast-Growing Trees

By Angela on June 14, 2017 Seasonal

“Good fences make good neighbors,” as Robert Frost has said. But what if traditional fencing is not the option that you are looking for? After all, traditional fencing can leave a lot to be desired in regard to simple aesthetics. While wood, chain link or iron can be installed quickly and can provide you with some degree of security and privacy, these options may not strike your fancy from a pure appearance point of view. And frankly, a natural hedge may provide not merely a more attractive option, but may serve as a formidable guarantor of your family’s privacy. Once…

Choosing Low Maintenance Plants

By Pennysaver Plus on May 2, 2017 Home

If you’re like most people who have a bit of property, you’d love to have a garden, but you might not want to engage in back-breaking toil to have one. You probably dream of tossing a handful of seeds onto the ground, watering them a little, then watching them grow into healthy plants with gorgeous flowers with not much care. Some plants are actually almost that easy. They do not particularly care about the type of soil, don’t need a lot of water or fertilizing, and do well in sun or shade. Here are some beautiful plants that are low…

Landscaping with Herbs

By Pennysaver Plus on April 21, 2017 Home

When you think of herbs, you probably think first of delicious flavors and aromas that add a boost to your favorite dishes. Basil and oregano are staples for Italian dishes. Sage sausages can serve as a centerpiece for Sunday breakfast. Rosemary and thyme make a leg of lamb a special treat. However, herbs can also be a beautiful addition to your home’s landscape. Here are many tips and ideas for using these tasty herbs as beautiful landscape. Traditional Herb Garden Many of you may have grown popular herb gardens in your yard, which can be beautiful in and of themselves.…

8 Things that Lead to Lawn Damage

By Pennysaver Plus on April 5, 2017 Home

Showing your lawn a little love and care doesn’t have to be difficult and time-consuming. You just need to know what can easily damage it. Here is a list of eight common things that can lead to lawn damage that you can avoid. 1. Dog Urine Your little best friend might be killing your grass with their daily outdoor restroom breaks. Even if you don’t have a dog, a neighbor’s dog may be passing by and urinating on your lawn. The damage isn’t limited to just dog urine, common culprits include cat urine and bird feces. The concentrated nitrogen can…

6 Lawn Tips That Will Have You Walking Barefoot

By Pennysaver Plus on March 20, 2017 Home

Help Your Lawn Bounce Back From the Winter. A harsh winter can do a huge amount of damage to your lawn. That’s a simple fact of the season, and it’s a problem that every homeowner needs to solve if they want to have a lush lawn. The people who succeed are the ones who realize that there are plenty of things they can do to help their lawn recover. It will take some effort, but your work will be rewarded a beautiful lawn. Replace Damaged Areas The most important job is identifying and removing any damaged parts of your lawn…

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