Landscaping projects can add a lot of curb appeal to your property and give your home an extra boost of selling potential. Everything from trimming and cleaning up your existing landscape to completely redesigning the front lawn transforms how your home looks. Make sure you add these three tasks to your to-do before starting on … Read moreThree Essential Steps Before Starting Your Relandscaping
If you have more than two rental properties, consistency is key to turning a profit. The same neighborhood markets, mortgage types, and property management team can all make your business easier to organize. If you do your own maintenance and improvements, then consistency is even more important. With a bit of planning, you can renovate all … Read moreRental Properties Hacks: Consistency Isn’t Just for Interior Design
If your trees and plants go dormant in the winter, it might seem like your gardening has an off season. But a lot of things are happening behind the scenes as winter progresses, and that means you have to keep an eye out for continuing problems both in the soil and in the local wildlife. … Read moreUse Mulch to Protect Against These Three Winter Problems
Hemerocallis, commonly known as daylily, is an easy to grow and low-maintenance flowering perennial native to Asia. They are fast growing and well-suited to a variety of conditions – thriving in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 – 9. They are known for their colorful flowers that bloom from mid-summer to early fall. The name Hemerocallis is … Read moreDaylily – the Perfect Perennial for Your Garden
The Redbud is a native ornamental tree offering three seasons of interest, particularly in the spring with its spectacular magenta flowers. It grows best in part sun or shade which makes it a very adaptable tree, perfect for all types of properties. Its hardiness, leaf color, and small size make it an attractive addition to … Read moreRedbuds are a Springtime Showstopper
Curb appeal is one of the most important parts of securing new business. Whether you manage an apartment complex, an office, or a shopping center, your visitors make snap judgments about the quality of your business based on the quality of your landscaping. Make a strong first impression that doesn’t need constant maintenance by planting … Read more3 Reasons to Add Trees to Your Parking Lots and Commercial Landscapes
Rental properties are all about making design choices that are durable and low maintenance while still looking nice. You can see this in interiors when property owners use durable tile, buy paint in bulk to refresh the walls between tenants, and install strong, neutral hardware. But the lawn’s landscape is just as important. Not only … Read moreWhat Plants Should You Grow in Your Rental Property’s Yard
The environment surrounding someone when he or she steps onto your property creates the first impression for the visit. Keeping a well-manicured lawn is a great move for giving yourself the yard that you deserve, but it does not showcase your personality. People often spend time shopping and installing interior decorations, but give less attention … Read moreOrnamental Trees For Your Personality
The plants you have in your yard have a large impact on your monthly maintenance and your water bill. Many people in North Texas are switching to native varieties for their plant choices. Local varieties are more resistant to diseases and they need less artificial irrigation. If your goal is a beautiful lawn that needs … Read moreProtect Your Foundation with Native Evergreen Shrubs
Staking is a common practice used by gardeners, landscapers, and even residential homeowners to help ensure that trees grow up healthy and able to support themselves without toppling over in high winds. As useful as the practice can be, it’s important to make sure that staking is only done when it’s actually beneficial to the … Read moreWhen Should You Stake a Tree?