Fall is upon you and with it the vegetation in your yard may be either going dormant or dying. During the fall you should protect your lawn from winter damage, so it survives when spring arrives, and clean out your landscaped vegetation to make your own compost fertilizer. Here are some preparation tips you should make to your yard to get it ready for the upcoming winter weather.
Lawn Preparation
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Are you tired of wasting time and manpower on keeping your apartment complex's community park in good condition? Here are a few things you can do to keep that park nice over time without having to worry about a lot of maintenance:
Post Rule Signs
If you haven't already, it is important to post clear signs that list all the rules you would like your residents to follow while spending time in your community park.
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Automatic irrigation systems are made up of a series of water distribution devices, usually soaker hoses or small spray heads strategically placed throughout your yard, that are attached to a timer and rain sensor to automatically provide and alter the amount of water that your yard receives. They have a number of advantages when compared to using a larger sprinkler or manually watering your plants. Understanding what just a few of the largest benefits associated with an automatic irrigation system are can help you figure out if installing such a system in your yard is the best fit for your property.
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As you add to your yard's landscaping, to beautify your yard and add visual interest, there are some additional landscaping characteristics you should consider to make sure your yard and home are protected. Vegetation and a lack of vegetation in your yard can both affect your home's foundation, can cause soil erosion and property loss, and can also reduce your property's value. Here are some tips to help you make your yard's landscaping attractive and functional and ensure your property remains intact and protected.
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Sod is a type of grass seed that has already been grown within patches of dirt, which can be installed directly onto a dirt lawn to provide an instantly lush yard. However, sod is not maintenance free: in the period immediately after laying it down, constant care and attention must be paid to your sod to ensure that the grass is able to grow and incorporate its roots into the soil of your yard.
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