Can plants “talk” to each other? Yes, plants communicate with each other through various mechanisms, including root exudates. Root exudates are chemical compounds released by plant roots into the surrounding soil. These compounds can include various substances such as sugars, amino acids, organic acids, and hormones. Plants use root exudates to communicate and interact with …
Your lawn is not the only vulnerable piece of your landscape. Perennials, shrubs, and trees also require careful observation to keep your landscape looking its best. In the Landscape Lowdown article, we discussed how to properly care for plants. In this article, we will be discussing some common diseases and pests and how to identify …
DIY vs Professional Landscape Customers are often unsure about installing new landscaping. Many are intimidated by the upkeep required, but in all honesty, once the plants are established there is little left to do. All that is needed is a little water every week and pulling weeds once or twice a month. A professionally installed …
What’s the first thing you notice when you walk in a room? The lighting right? You instantly think it’s too dark or it’s too bright. So why wouldn’t you notice the same with landscaping? Quality lighting is noticeable when observing landscaping. Nothing showcases a beautiful home and landscape better than having it lit up by …
Why Should You Landscape? Landscaping can have many benefits that most people do not consider. These hidden benefits can be useful for both individuals and larger companies. Well-done landscaping can give any area a professional and unique look. This look is highly sought after and will provide additional benefits for both the owner and for …
Why Hire A Landscape Designer? Landscape designers know how to utilize design principals throughout the landscape. This knowledge can mean the difference between a beautiful landscape and a scene of confusion. Designers will take advantage of site views and natural surroundings while working with constraints such as utilities, property lines, and bad views. The house …
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