The leaves are turning their warm colors of red, orange and gold and soon enough, that beautiful foliage will be a blanket over your lawn. So, naturally we dig in our shed to find the rake in order to take back our yard! We then gather up all of our leaves to leave for the… Read more »
Small Front Yard? Here are a Few Creative Ideas
Do you have yard envy? When you pass by your neighbors’ gigantic front yard, with landscaping galore, don’t be jealous. With a few creative ideas, you can transform a small yard into something truly special. Bigger isn’t always better! As we get more into the Fall season, it’s important to start thinking about next year’s… Read more »
Understanding Your Irrigation System
With Fall in full swing, it’s always a good idea to think of your lawn irrigation system. Now, obviously you won’t be doing any watering with the colder weather coming, but it’s important to make sure your system(if you have one) is ready for the winter season. Winterizing your irrigation system is crucial for the… Read more »
Why Do We Rake Leaves?
If you have a lawn with more than a tree or two, chances are you’ve wondered to yourself a time or two… “Do I really need to rake those leaves?” We’re sorry to disappoint you, but the answer is: yes, here’s why: Lawn Pride No one likes a messy, unkempt lawn, and during the fall… Read more »
Protecting Your Landscaping From Winter Weather
There’s no doubt about it: winter weather can be harsh on your landscaping. But even if the days have turned cold already, you can still take some precautionary steps to protect your lawn from damaging winter weather. With these tips, your lawn will bounce back quickly when spring is back in bloom! With Fall quickly… Read more »
Fertilizing Your Lawn in the Fall Season
We’re still in the Summer season, but the Fall season is creeping up on us. You’ve most likely spent a long, fruitful spring and summer maintaining your property, but the work is not over yet. After a long summer of mowing your lawn and watering it, the Fall season brings some different lawn care and… Read more »
Preventing Erosion from Happening to Your Lawn
Water is a necessary ingredient for a healthy, green lawn. As is the case with many things in life however, it’s possible to have too much of a good thing. When large volumes of water flow across the surface of your lawn, it can erode the landscape and undo all your hard work. Sloped surfaces… Read more »
Tick Bite Prevention Tips for Gardeners
Gardening and landscaping in the spring is one of the chores that requires getting a little sweaty and dirty if you really want to make your landscape look nice. In the spring, the warming of weather also comes with the emergence of insects—especially, ticks, which typically emerge just as outdoor activities hit full swing. Here… Read more »
5 Ways to Conserve Water in the Garden
As much as you might love to spend time working in the flowerbeds, however, maintaining a garden can take a lot of water if you’re not careful. This year, we can make our gardens as water efficient as possible in just a few simple steps. Let’s start by adjusting our watering schedule. Water at the… Read more »
Understanding the Effects of Overwatering
Watering is an integral part of your regular lawn care regimen. Thanks to advances in modern irrigation, keeping lawns well-hydrated is easier than ever. However, there is such a thing as overwatering your lawn, which can have negative effects on your lawn’s health. If you water your lawn regularly and still struggle with brown, unhealthy grasses, it… Read more »
Can Landscaping Increase Your Home’s Property Value?
Here at Suburban Lawn Sprinkler, we’ll never discourage you from adding landscaping to your home. Sprucing up your front yard can add great curb appeal to your home and make your friends, family and guests feel more comfortable when they visit. Adding landscaping to your backyard can give you a whole new living area where… Read more »
Don’t Forget Your Christmas Decorations!
We understand that this year has been a little crazy. With the pandemic hitting the world, people out of work, school’s closed in many areas, and businesses struggling to make money, we just want an enjoyable holiday season this Christmas. If you have struggled to find time to put up your Christmas lights and decorations,… Read more »