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Plant of the Week: Cordyline
Happy Monday! Today's Plant of the Week is... Cordyline! Also known as ti plants, cabbage palms, or palm lilies, Cordyline is part of the asparagus family and it has a pretty fascinating history! Early Polynesian voyagers carried Cordyline across the Pacific as an...
Plant of the Week: Cordyline
Happy Monday! Today's Plant of the Week is... Cordyline! Also known as ti plants, cabbage palms, or palm lilies, Cordyline is part of the asparagus family and it has a pretty fascinating history! Early Polynesian voyagers carried Cordyline across the Pacific as an...
New Plant Installation Before & After
Happy Transformation Tuesday! This week, we upgraded this home's front landscape with all new plants! Our crew planted Big Blue Liriope along the walkway, Ivory Encore Azaleas and Camellia Sasanquas along the front of the home, and Sunshine Ligustrums to frame the...
Plant of the Week: Papyrus
Today's plant of the week is Papyrus, also known as Paper reed or Nile grass. Our modern English word paper comes directly from the word Papyrus, which ancient Egyptians used to write on. They also used parts of the plant to make boats, rope, sandals, and mats....
Your Sprinkler Math Matters
Did you know your lawn needs about 1 inch of water per week? But how long does it actually take to put down that 1 inch? We tested three different sprinkler setups and measured how long it took each one to put down ¼ inch of water....
Not Your Typical Drainage Job
Today, we’re taking a look at a unique drainage project that required a special solution. Most standing water problems can be solved with drains and catch basins that redirect water away from the property. However, this house sits on a hill, while the backyard is...
Plant of the Week: Yucca
Our Plant of the Week is the Yucca! Known for its bold, architectural look, Yucca is a tough and versatile plant that can handle some serious heat and drought!
Did you know? Yucca plants are ancient, dating back to the Paleocene epoch, and there are around 40–50 different species, ranging from the iconic Joshua Tree to Adam’s Needle. Their strong fibers can even be used to make rope, baskets, and paper! Yucca makes a great choice for landscapes that need a plant that can handle the heat!
This Drain Needed Help
Our Irrigation Manager David is here to show one way we clear outdoor drainage systems. He plugs the drain outlet with a towel, allowing water to build up in the catch basins. Then, he removes the towel, sending a rush of water through the pipes to flush out dirt and debris.
Simple Landscape Cleanup in Stonewall, LA
Happy Transformation Thursday! This week, we wanted to highlight a simple general landscape cleanup that can make a big impression! First, we removed old/dying plants and replaced them with two Gardenias. We also planted a new Pink Velour Crape Myrtle in the left bed....
Dry Yard= More Pests
Are you seeing more bugs around your home lately? Well you’re definitely not alone.
With the extreme heat and lack of rain, pest pressure is higher than normal.
Crop Circles in Your LAWN?
We’ve been investigating a spike in crop circle sightings across the area…
After reviewing the evidence, we’ve ruled out aliens.
The real culprit? Lawn hot spots.
With temperatures soaring, we’re seeing more brown patches showing up in lawns.