Green Touch

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5 years ago

Symbols are used in every Japanese garden. Raked sand or gravel symbolizes rivers, groupings of stones and rock represent islands, while compact, mound-forming plants create rolling contours that suggest hills or clouds. A Japanese garden that mirrors scenery beyond the garden is known as Shakkei, meaning borrowed view. 

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5 years ago

Did you know that an organic lawn reduces consumption of fossil fuels? Many types of chemical pesticides and fertilizers are produced using fossil fuels – while organic products are produced with natural plant and vegetable ingredients. 

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5 years ago

Are you tired of having a front yard that looks just like every other house on the block? Let’s talk about which options will give you a dramatic changes without breaking your landscaping budget. 

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5 years ago

Have you found that the grass under your trees is very thin? The roots of the trees are competing with the grass for water and nutrients, leaving the grass with an inadequate supply of each. Pruning trees or planting ground cover can help the situation. 

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5 years ago

Overcrowding cacti can lead to a wide range of health issues for the plants. Proper thinning and pruning will improve the appearance and health of the cacti while promoting new growth. 

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5 years ago

In a recent poll, 81 percent of homeowners said they believed the appearance of their lawn and landscape was important because it helped improve the look and value of their property. 

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5 years ago

There are several advantages of composite decking (decking that’s not made of real wood or aluminum). It won’t splint, resists insect infestation, resists mold and rotting, provides excellent traction, and is low-maintenance (as it doesn’t need sanding or resealing).