A common misconception is that shallow, frequent watering is the best approach for maintaining healthy lawns. However, deep and infrequent watering will generally promote deeper roots, and greater overall resilience. As we move into the hottest months of the year,...
The best time to prune azaleas is soon after they bloom in the spring or early summer. The perfect time is when flowers begin to discolor and shrivel. Cutting them back in late summer, fall, or winter will remove flowerbuds and keep them from blooming. A pair of hand...
Have you ever wondered about the different types of aeration? Well listen in as Garrett explains the 2 different types of aeration. Hope this helps and let us know if you haVe any questions!!! #matthewslandscape #wefeedgrass #shreveportlawncare...
Termites are active and it’s important to be vigilant! Make sure you’re protected against these critters that can cause thousands of dollars in damage (that homeowners insurance won’t cover). Bait stations are a great way to intercept termites before...
Core aeration is a process where small plugs are taken out of the ground. This allows space for water, air, and nutrients to get down to the roots of the grass to help it thrive. Aeration is a massive help to any yard, but most people don’t think about it unless they...
Roses are an extremely popular flowering shrub in the landscape world. But rose rosette is a virus that plagues roses, especially knock out roses. The virus is actually caused by a tiny insect called a spider mite. In its beginning stages, rose rosette can be...
