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Tips for Caring for a New Lawn

June 14, 2016 By Elle Riccardi

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It’s that time of year! You’ve had your spring cleanup, you’ve cleared out old brush, or you’ve finished your recent hardscaping project. No matter what, you’ve just had new lawn installed, and now, you just can’t wait to see that first green up. Immediately after seeding, keep the very top layer of soil moist. Keeping […]

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Filed Under: Landscaping, Landscaping Resources, Lawn Care Services Tagged With: grass, lawn care, planting

Building a Landscape Budget – “But What Will it Cost?”

March 2, 2016 By Elle Riccardi

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“But what will it Cost?” That’s probably the most frequently asked question in the industry. We’d love to answer it for you – really, we would. But, it’s not that simple. Landscapes are as individual as their owners, meaning they come with unique strengths and pitfalls. So when it comes to cost, no matter how identical […]

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Filed Under: Hardscape Construction, Landscaping, Landscaping Resources, Stormwater Management Tagged With: landscaping, outdoor living

Fall Landscape Checklist

September 23, 2015 By Elle Riccardi

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Fall has arrived! We’ve compiled a list of fall landscape chores that often get forgotten. Get your landscape ready for winter and give it a leg up in the spring by ticking off a few items on this check list. Fertilize your lawn. September usually brings a break from heat and dry weather, so it’s […]

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Filed Under: Landscape Drainage, Landscaping Resources, Lawn Care Services, Outdoor Fire Pits, Pruning, Stormwater Management Tagged With: autumn, beds, bulbs, drainage, grass, mulch, perennials, plants, shrubs, spring, trees

Why You Should Fertilize in the Fall

September 15, 2015 By Elle Riccardi

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Fall is sort of the unsung savior of the landscaping world. It’s one last hurrah for your landscape before the winter blankets it in snow, and it marks the end of heat and droughts during the summer. For those last weeks in September, October and November, your lawn and plants can thrive again. You may […]

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Filed Under: Landscaping, Landscaping Resources, Lawn Care Services Tagged With: autumn, fertilize, grass, lawn care, shrubs, trees

A Soggy Slope: Case Study

August 19, 2015 By Elle Riccardi

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The Problem Slopes can give your landscape definition and variety, but they come with their own set of pitfalls. The most common issues we see relate to drainage, as was the case with this client from Highland, NY. Their pool yard sat directly at the foot of the hill in their backyard. During storms and […]

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Filed Under: Case Studies, Landscape Drainage, Landscaping, Landscaping Resources, Stormwater Management Tagged With: drainage, french drain, landscape drainage

6 Tips for Planning a Landscaping Project Wisely

June 22, 2015 By Elle Riccardi

Images showing the before after progression

Thinking about adding to or redesigning your landscape this summer? Any construction project can be overwhelming at first, but as with anything else, taking things step by step is key. So we put together a quick outline to help you get a handle on things ahead of time. 1. Figure Out Your Endgame. This may […]

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Filed Under: Hardscape Construction, Landscape Drainage, Landscaping, Landscaping Resources Tagged With: drainage, fire pit, hardscape, land development, landscape planning, landscaping, outdoor living, patio, storm water management

Identifying Drainage Issues in your Landscape

March 30, 2015 By Elle Riccardi

Soggy Wet Lawn

The sun is out, the snow has melted, and you finally get to put away that heavy parka. Spring has arrived! But as the world thaws, you may start to notice some issues with your landscape. The spring thaw puts much more than the average amount of water into your landscape. This is the time […]

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Filed Under: Landscaping Tagged With: DIY, downspouts, drainage, foundation drains, gutters, landscape care, landscaping, lawn care, storm water management

Winter Landscape Care Tips

December 30, 2014 By Elle Riccardi

House and and property coated with snow.

You’ve raked, mulched, fertilized, and put those beds to rest, but landscape care doesn’t stop on December 21.  Here are a few tips on how to keep caring for your landscape through the cold months. After a storm, gently brush built-up snow from your shrubs and small trees. However, if they’re covered in ice, leave […]

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Filed Under: Landscaping, Landscaping Resources, Lawn Care Services, Snow & Ice Removal Tagged With: landscape care, plant care, snow removal

A Guide to Commercial Snow Plowing Contracts for Business Owners

November 24, 2014 By Elle Riccardi

Snow covered streets.

Are you ready for winter? It’s okay – no one really is. But be prepared by figuring out what you’re going to do when the snow starts to fall now. Commercial plowing is a great option, but finding the right contractor and choosing a contract or commitment that works for you can be tricky. Below, we’ve […]

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Fixing a Slipping Grade: Case Study

November 12, 2014 By Elle Riccardi

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 Have you ever seen a slipping grade? You probably have, but might not have recognized it for what it is: a serious stability issue. Slipping grades occur in hillsides and slopes where the sides cannot support the weight at the top. Worsened by erosion, the slope actually breaks and begins to collapse in on itself […]

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Filed Under: Case Studies, Hardscape Construction, Landscape Drainage, Landscaping, Rosetta Hardscape, Stormwater Management Tagged With: drainage, hardscape, landscaping, retaining wall, rosetta hardscapes, storm water management

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