Category: Edible Plants

Ever wonder why the grass look greener after it rains? Well…After it rains, there’s typically more water available in the soil for plants and sod.   When plants absorb rainwater, they are also absorbing nitrogen from the organic matter that’s in the soil. Here’s how that works: soil microbes cause… Continue reading

Curb Appeal is very important!  In most markets across the country, supply still outweighs demand when it comes to home sales. While the focus is often on what can be improved on the interior of the house, many sellers neglect the outside of the property. Most buyers form an opinion… Continue reading

Lack of rainfall in Coral Springs and the surrounding areas have seen record lows these past few months.   Because of this unusually dry weather some of our clients are experiencing brown crunchy grass as well as some dead patches.  We have put together this article for important lawn-saving information… Continue reading

A beautiful lawn will enhance any landscape, while a poor lawn will detract from it.  A beautiful lawn will not only increase the aesthetic and economic value of the landscaping of your home but also provide space for outdoor activities.  We hope you find this article helpful when choosing the… Continue reading

What is Mulch? Mulches are organic or inorganic materials that cover the soil around the root zones of plants and trees. For as long as trees have grown in forests, leaves and needles have fallen to the ground, matted together, and formed a natural protective layer over the soil. The… Continue reading