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How Do You Plant A Tree?
--> Trees bring so much beauty to your yard with the added benefits of shade and improvement to air quality around you. If planting trees is on your agenda, you are on to something good. Your neighborhood lawn care experts at Spring-Green have the guide you need to get it done. Let's go! What are the benefits of adding a tree to my lawn? Helping to reduce air pollution Increasing the absorption of carbon dioxide Reducing electricity costs as the
How Can I Prevent Fire Pit Damage On My Lawn?
There's nothing like sitting around a warm, cozy fire at night, especially during the fall season. It’s great for ambiance, good conversation, and roasting marshmallows. A fire pit can raise some questions for the savvy homeowner who wants to make sure of the best practices to avoid damaging their outdoor space. Your local lawn care experts have answers to your fire pit questions and great safety
Outdoor Lighting For Your Yard
Lighting sets the mood in both your indoor and outdoor spaces. With spring here and summer coming, we are bound to be spending more time outside while the sun is down. With your backyard being the backdrop for group gatherings, family meals, and late-night conversations wouldn’t you want to ensure it looks its best? Spring-Green has the tips and ideas you need to make your yard the oasis you deserve.
How Can I Prepare My Lawn For A Memorial Day Party?
Memorial Day signals that summer is just around the corner, which means it’s time for backyard barbecues, pool parties and yard games. If your thoughts are focused on your summer weekend plans, your first step should be yard prep. Here's what you need to kick things off this Memorial Day to set
What Flowers Are Right For My Garden?
As we approach warmer weather, a burning thought comes to the forefront of many homeowners’ minds—trying to understand what flowers are right for your garden. This can be overwhelming as there are so many options available, but not to worry! Even for those who think they have a “brown thumb,” we have the tips you need to ensure your flower garden sees success. From understanding your geographic zone to exploring perennials and other popular flowers, we’ve compiled the guide you need to create a vibrant and thriving garden. <
Top Tools You Need For Your Lawn Work This Spring
Spring is finally here and the time to get out into the yard is upon us. Yard work requires the right tools to keep your lawn beautiful and healthy all spring and summer long. If you are about to head out and unlock the garden shed, you’ll need to check your tool inventory to ensure you have everything you need. It might be time to update your lawn care tools. These tips will help you grow healthier plants and lawn, but having the right equipment will make the work easier.
How To Add Curb Appeal To Your Home
It’s a commonly used term – curb appeal. Many homeowners want it or are unsure if they have it. Most of all, they want to know how to get it. That’s why Spring-Green is here with the answers to questions we most commonly get about curb appeal. After all, we have been in the lawn care and landscaping game since 1977. Frequently Asked Questions About Curb Appeal
How To Tell If My Lawn Is Unhealthy
Spring and summer are just around the corner. Homeowners everywhere will soon be looking to their lawns to make their house stand out in the neighborhood. The key to all this warm weather fun is a healthy lawn. So, how do you know if your lawn is healthy or not? And, more importantly, if there is an issue, how do you recognize it and act quickly to correct it?
When Do I Start Planning My Spring Landscaping Goals?
If you have big dreams for your landscape this year, now is a great time to map out what you want and create a wish list so you can hit the ground running when spring arrives. While you may not know where to begin with your spring landscape preparations,
How Do I Build An Igloo?
The igloo was originally a place for protection from the elements for those living in frigid regions of the Canadian tundra. Igloo is the American Indian Inuit word for “snow house.” Hundreds of years ago, the Inuits had little access to materials to build a shelter so they began to use one of the few resources they had - ice. The igloo be