Over the winter months, you may be considering different renovations to your pool. Improvements like natural filtration systems to make your pool chemical-free take time, which is why it is best to do these improvements during the winter months. There are still things that you want to consider before natural filtration pool renovations, such as planning the project, the features that the system will include, and equipment that is going to be needed.
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The end of summer does not necessarily mean the end of landscaping; depending on where you live, fall is the best time to prepare your yard and plant specific things for the following spring.
There are lots of landscaping projects to take care of in fall, such as the following.
Make time to mulch. Mulch is your yard and garden's friend, keeping roots warm and healthy during cooler seasons. Use a layer of weed fabric underneath to prevent spring weeds and make maintenance a lot easier.
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When you're considering a landscape design for your property, one hardscaping element you'll probably want to include is a path or walkway. A walkway breaks up a lush expanse of grass to add color and texture to your yard. It adds beauty and it also protects your yard by keeping foot traffic confined to a single area. Flagstone is a popular choice for walkways. Here's a look at installing and maintaining a flagstone path.
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During the late fall and early winter months, you may have problems with tree damage from storms. Sometimes, the trees will need to be trimmed or even removed to ensure your property is safe. Dealing with pruning during the early winter months can be a difficult task and you want to prevent further damage to trees. Here are some tips to help you deal with tree damage in pruning during the winter months.
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Planting trees in your yard can be a great way to add shade and curb appeal. However, planting trees isn't quite as simple as you might think. If you want to be successful, you'll want to think about these potential concerns.
1. Possible Damage to Your Property
First of all, you will want to make sure that your trees are planted in a way that there isn't any added damage to your property.
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