by P&L Landscaping | Jul 19, 2023 | Fall, Landscaping Tips, Landscaping Do's & Don'ts, DIY Landscaping
Why Hire A Landscaper for Fall Lawn Seeding Using a professional landscaper for fall lawn seeding offers several benefits, as they have the expertise, knowledge, and tools to ensure the best results. Here are some advantages of hiring a landscaper for fall lawn...
by P&L Landscaping | Jul 19, 2023 | Fall, Landscaping Tips, Landscaping Do's & Don'ts, DIY Landscaping
Fall Lawn Seeding Guide Fall lawn seeding is a common practice amongst homeowners to establish or rejuvenate a healthy and lush lawn. The Fall season provides ideal conditions for grass seed germination and root development due to cooler temperatures, increased...
by P&L Landscaping | May 11, 2023 | Spring, Landscaping Tips, Landscaping Do's & Don'ts, DIY Landscaping
Benefits of Loam Loam is a type of soil that has a balanced mixture of sand, silt, and clay particles, along with organic matter. This composition offers several benefits for gardening, agriculture, and landscaping. Here are some of the benefits of loam soil: Moisture...
by P&L Landscaping | May 4, 2023 | Spring, Landscaping Tips, Landscaping Do's & Don'ts, DIY Landscaping
Benefits of Mulching You may be wondering, “Why should I mulch?”. Mulching is placing a protective barrier around plants and is one of the best things that you can do for your yard and garden. There are many benefits to mulching, including: Moisture...
by P&L Landscaping | Mar 1, 2023 | Spring, Irrigation, Landscaping Tips, Landscaping Do's & Don'ts, DIY Landscaping
Spring Maintenance Spring is a great time to get started on landscape maintenance. Below are some tips to help you maintain your yard and garden to both keep them healthy and make you the envy of the neighborhood. Clean up debris: Start by clearing any leaves,...
by P&L Landscaping | Jul 7, 2014 | Spring, Irrigation, Landscaping Tips, DIY Landscaping
7 Simple Steps to Achieve a Luscious Summer Lawn By Eric Brand As typical in New England, we have gone right from winter to summer with out much of a spring. Grass is growing, temperatures are up and you could do potentially permanent damage to your lawn if you do not...
