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Pruning is a critical part of landscape maintenance no matter where you live. But in Northeast Ohio, a region known for its harsh winters, the practice becomes all the more important.
If pruning isn’t already on your radar as a landscape maintenance to-do for the fall, here are ten reasons to make it one.
Many homeowners come to us in need of full landscape design projects. But we also work with homeowners who are interested in smaller projects to enhance their outdoor space.
These so-called landscape enhancements can come in a variety of forms, with the goal of improving your yard’s look and functionality. As a landscape designer and installer, we align your ideas and preferences with enhancements that complement your landscape.
It’s not uncommon for homeowners to use multiple companies for landscape maintenance services. One may focus on mowing and trimming all turf areas; another might tackle the pruning of trees and shrubs; another may handle irrigation of the lawn (and the list goes on).
While all of these providers may be experienced and good at what they do, there’s a case for consolidating the number of landscape maintenance service providers you use. Ideally, this can come in the form of one full-service provider like Green Impressions that can address all of your landscape maintenance needs.
When small areas of your lawn die, you can repair these bald spots by preparing the soil and planting new grass.
This process of patching grass is fairly simple – with the landscape maintenance project outlined below taking only 15 minutes. If dealing with a larger area in your lawn, it’s safe to assume that additional time will be needed.
Every year, we hear the same question about hydrangeas: when is the best time to prune?
Flowering shrubs make a great addition to any Ohio landscape, adding color, height, and softness. But like all plants, there are some flowering shrubs that are better suited to your outdoor space than others.
The area of Cleveland, Ohio, is no stranger to unpredictable weather patterns — from a late spring frost to an early fall hard frost, and everything in between — that can ultimately threaten our potted flowers and landscaping plants.
The good news is that even when the weather is unpredictable, you can protect your Cleveland plants and flowers from frost. All you need is a little time to prepare and an awareness of the chilly weather ahead.
If you’ve just had grass seed laid down for a new lawn, there are a few measures you can take to get things off to a good start. This little attention goes a long way in providing years of beauty and enjoyment.
Saving money and getting a great-looking lawn and landscape in the spring starts with you! This simple guide will save you the costs of expensive treatments by proactively eliminating issues.
Having the perfect Northeast Ohio lawn requires some proper TLC on the part of homeowners. We’ll help you understand where to focus your efforts to ensure a healthy, lush lawn throughout every season.