Having fragrant flowers and plants on your property is a thing of eternal happiness and joy. The tantalizing scents make any late night summer garden dinner or party a dream came true for the owner and his guests. And when it comes to a fragrant landscape, roses are the champions. Last time we talked about placing and introducing fragrant plants on your property.

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Late summer and early fall are the best seasons to enjoy a hard year’s work and fully take advantage of your landscape. Besides spending long days and nights outdoors in a clean and healthy environment, you can also get some peace of mind surrounded by sparkling green vegetation and hypnotizing flower scents. But your own slice of Heaven needs as much protection as you can give it – summer also comes with various problems and draught is only the smallest of them. Extreme temperatures, pests, heat-loving diseases and weeds, wildlife and fertilization problems – these are all factors you need to consider during the summer season.

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You make mistakes. After all, and as the cliché goes, you’re only human. When it comes to lawn care, even those who lovingly care for their yard can commit the most common errors. And here are just some of those slip-ups.

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Landscaping makes any property several times more attractive. There’s something about the appearance of a lush carpet of green grass, a row of neatly trimmed bushes, a riot of colorful blooms and the gentle stirring of a stately tree’s branches in the afternoon breeze that makes a place look more inviting, relaxing, and well cared for. Given a chance, wouldn’t you prefer verdant surroundings over a concrete urban environment?

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The owner of the world’s most beautiful lawn (he has the awards to prove it) spends six days a week, or a total of 30 hours on the average, on keeping his prize green the greenest and prettiest of them all. He also forbids his wife to step on the turf, and sends his own son away to the football field up the street to play because playing ball on the lawn is absolutely out of the question.

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Most American households are known to spend anywhere from $5,000 to $9,000 annually for professional lawn care and maintenance. Those who have never lived in a property with a big yard or garden probably would not understand why a considerable amount of money would be dedicated to soil care, grass and plants, but those who do spend such an amount for the purpose claim that it’s all completely worth it.

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It is probably human nature to not think about something significantly until it becomes a big problem. Case in point: your yard. Only when it starts to resemble the wild jungles of South America will you begin to think about it. Before then, you probably never gave much thought to the increasing weed growth and brown patches on your turf.

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Dealing with garden or lawn pests is always a component of lawn care. Ottawa, IL lawn specialists claim that it’s a perennial problem for a lot of property owners, especially for those who are not diligent with cleanliness and maintenance. There’s very little, really, that can be done about those tiny insects that are drawn to grass because it’s food for them.

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It is always better to prevent than to treat. This is a common practice in almost all fields, including landscaping, lawn care, and tree maintenance. Your trees and shrubs are the pillars that sustain the entire micro-ecosystem that you call “landscape.” If you are a beginner in owning a property and especially landscape trees, you need to know that early fall comes with both joy and sorrow. The latter is entertained by the fact that this season is the best time for pests and diseases to attack your gorgeous trees. In order to enjoy everything good about early fall, our tree service Kewanee are here to offer you a quick guide on how to prep your trees against pests and other threats these months. » Read More

All shade and ornamental trees are attacked by one or more fungi causing scattered, definite spots on the leaves in various shapes and patterns. These spots become more visible from late June through August, and this is why you need to keep a close eye on your trees this summer. Tree foliage problems can be triggered by a great number of environmental factors, but the leaf spot disease is one of the most dangerous culprits you need to control. While a few spots here and there don’t pose a serious threat, leaf spot diseases starting early in the growing season can lead to premature defoliation. Today, our tree care Mendota IL specialists are here to offer you some information and advice on the leaf spot disease. » Read More