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If you’re on the fence about changing-up your landscaping, increased financial incentives could help nudge you to decide.The San Diego County Water Authority and the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California have...
Read MoreWith the cooler evening temperatures upon us, the timing is perfect for adding a fire feature to your landscaping. In addition to creating a natural gathering place, a fire feature adds real value to your...
Read MoreA stunning way to connect various parts of your landscaping – especially as a driveway or walkway – is to use pavers. Simply put, pavers instantly provide your yard with a sense of eye-catching elegance....
Read MoreThe word “gabion” isn’t necessarily one you come across every day. However, gabion walls can be an effective, attractive, and inexpensive method of fencing that can tie the look of your home and landscaping together.In...
Read MoreWe love sharing ideas designed to keep your lawn healthy and looking its best. In this issue, however, we’ll talk about the worst things that many homeowners unknowingly and commonly do to their lawn.As always,...
Read MoreTrees have a way of making a yard just right. By not taking proper steps in time though, their growing roots can wreak havoc on nearby structures, pavements, fencing, and other components of your landscaping....
Read MoreIf you’ve got the itch to start a summer vegetable garden and don’t know if you’ve got a green thumb, we’ll share a few tips in this issue to get you on your way.The...
Read MoreRegardless of the season, a deck is a fantastic addition to just about any yard and can be enjoyed throughout the year. With this article, we’ll share best practices for cleaning and preserving your deck....
Read MoreThe Appraisal Institute states that good landscaping can increase a home’s value as well as help sell a property faster. With proper landscaping you can:Increase curb appeal which will entice buyers to check out the...
Read MoreSan Diego residents enjoy a rare type of climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters with plenty of precipitation. This climate is considered "Mediterranean" and is similar to that enjoyed in some of the...
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