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Causes and Treatment of Brown Patch Disease

 

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Did your lawn suffer from brown patches throughout your yard this last summer? Brown patch disease is common in many regions of the country, especially in the southeast. This turf disease is actually a fungus that can weaken the grass and cause brown or black patches in your lawn. Understanding what causes this disease and…

5 Options for Drainage Control

 

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Excess water on your property and around your home can cause extensive damage that can cost you thousands of dollars. Drainage control is the best way to protect your investment in your home and property from erosion, basement leaks and foundation corrosion. Here are five cost-effective options to reduce water pooling and drainage issues on…

A Cost Effective Tip for Selling Your Home

 

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If you are selling your home, you want to get the most money for the least amount of investment before you sell. It is prudent to gauge whether any improvements will gain you the same amount or more in return when you sell. If you are looking for a cost effective way to improve your…

Keep Your Home Safe with Outdoor Lighting

 

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Dark pathways, porches and patios can all be a hazard at your home. Whether you are taking out the garbage and trip over an errant toy or an intruder is hiding in the shadows, a dark outdoor area can be dangerous. Outdoor lighting can help keep your home safe and secure, especially when the days…

Options to Repair a Thin Lawn

 

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Is your grass in your lawn thinning to the point where you can see between the blades? There are many different reasons your lawn can become sparse, as well as many different solutions. Older grass, diluted nutrients in the soil, weeds and poor irrigation can all lead to a thin lawn. If you want to…

Is Your Retention Pond Up to Code?

 

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Retention ponds protect your home and the surrounding environment from excess water runoff during the wet seasons. If you own a home that requires a retention pond, it is your responsibility to ensure that it remains up to code. Whether you are new to homeownership or are just unaware of what is required to maintain…

Creating a Dog Friendly Yard

 

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Having beautiful landscaping and an active, healthy pup don’t always mix. Certain plants can be dangerous to dogs and dogs can certainly be hazardous to many plants. Yellow urine spots on your grass, holes dug in your flower beds and many other issues can occur when you have a dog roaming your yard. Here are…

Is it Time to Replace Your Sprinkler System?

 

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If the hot summer weather put your old sprinkler system to the test and it failed, it may be time to invest in a new system. Whether your home had a sprinkler system in place when you bought it or it has been years since you last purchased an irrigation system, there are new options…

Invite Birds and Butterflies into Your Backyard

 

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Do you love watching wild birds, butterflies and other creatures? Why not invite some of Mother Nature’s pets into your backyard? Even in urban areas, you can create a small refuge for the winged and underwater varieties of wildlife which can be enjoyable to watch from the privacy of your own home. Here are some…

Benefits of Adding a Dry Creek Bed to Your Yard

 

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Do you have drainage issues in your yard? There are many ways to manage drainage issues, from adding a French drain to installing underground piping. However, none are as beautiful and functional as adding a dry creek bed to your landscaping design. These gorgeous hardscapes offer several benefits, making them a desirable addition to almost…