Roseville Gardening Benefits: Part of keeping your Roseville landscaping thriving is having a great green thumb to keep everything alive and well. Gardening for any small space can be just as difficult as gardening for the big ones. In order to better care for these spaces and prep your soil for spring, thinking about worms […]
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Prepping Soil Organically
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Jan
Jan
When to Prep your Rocklin Landscape Once it is dry: This means that when your landscape and soil are dry, not bone-dry but not slick, you will want to begin prepping soil for planting. This time of year is usually too wet but because of this season drought you can get an earlier start […]
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Why Go Drought Tolerant?
26
Jan
Jan
Water Conservation in Sacramento Drought tolerant landscaping options are becoming more and more popular in the Sacramento area. Sure, lake Folsom is lower than ever and we haven’t had rain since who knows when but does that really mean you need to rearrange your Roseville landscape? Going drought tolerant can actually have some awesome benefits […]
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Beginning to Bloom: Perennials
25
Jan
Jan
Roseville Landscape Highlights: Blooming Perennials Perennials are great landscape focal points because they provide flowering and greenery for the majority of the spring, summer, and autumn. These luscious plants are wonderful to both look at and to enjoy as a reliable plant for the year long. Perennials generally go dormant at the ground for the […]
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Spring Fertilization
24
Jan
Jan
Introduction to Fertilizing a Roseville Landscape Fertilization of your landscape can be an important means of keeping it alive and fresh all year round. Fertilization is an excellent way to maintain your beautiful and lush turf without having to use replacements. For your landscape design, you may want to choose an option that promotes lawn […]
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Jan
Jan
California Landscaping Beyond the normal day to day landscape maintenance all lawns need, California landscaping seems to be the hardest for many people to manage. In the dry and hot climates of Sacramento, CA your lawn needs a little extra TLC you won’t find in other states. In fact, caring for a landscape in Roseville […]
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Beginning to Bloom- Pick new flowers
10
Jan
Jan
Drought Resistant Flowers in Sacramento The Purpose of Replanting for your Roseville Landscape Because of record lows in rainfall this year there will likely be city-wide limits on outdoor watering. This means if you’re looking for a beautiful backyard with tons of brilliant colors then you must plant with drought resistance in mind. With such […]
What’s What? January is the month of remodeling. We are preparing our Roseville landscapes to bloom this spring and part of that process just might be a total renovation for your landscape design. However, you may just be on the hunt to repair a few little places around your backyard due to overuse and age. […]
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Oct
Oct
Fall is finally here and we’d like to offer some tips to help you get your yard ready for the colder weather that, SHOULD be here soon. Below are 10 easy things that will help your landscaping look better when March and April come around. They are in no particular order; do one or do […]
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Oct
Oct
First off, let’s determine what kind of space you have to work with. If you have a small yard to landscape, keep clutter elimination in mind. If your space is limited, the most important thing when designing your space is to make sure you don’t over crowd the yard by putting in too many things. […]