You take great care of your fur babies; you make sure they have regular visits to the vet, lots of love and play time, and probably even a few special outfits and toys. Here are some ways to create a pet-friendly lawn using organic fertilizer on your Westchester County, NY, property.

New York’s wonderful summer climate and ample water resources means that efficient use of water resources may not be very high on your list of design priorities for your Langrangeville, NY, landscape. However, as research shows the ever-increasing importance of sustainable design it is vital to play our role in helping to sustain the finite resources of our planet. Landscapes, in particular, are notorious for being wasteful of water resources, so it is important to integrate efficient use of water into the design of your landscape to improve efficiency, especially during the summer months.

During the summer period, your trees are particularly vulnerable to damage by pests, summer storms, and fungi related diseases. As with any part of your property in Poughquag, NY, that requires maintenance, your trees deserve attention as well. Trimming, pest inspection, and regular watering are key to maintaining your trees’ health throughout the summer and avoiding possible hazards that may arise from neglect.

Even though your dog may be your best friend, unfortunately you cannot expect it to know how much you value your lawn and landscape, or how much you’ve invested into creating your dream backyard in Poughquag, NY. When your landscape is built with only humans in mind, it’s easy to believe that your dog is the most badly-behaved dog in existence.

Understanding how evergreens develop and the particularities between different types can help you get the best out of your trees, whether you have them for decorative or functional purposes. Here we’ll take a look at when to call an arborist to help take care of your evergreen tree.

Mulch is the icing on the cake of a beautifully landscaped yard. At first glance, mulching your garden planting beds may seem as simple as spreading layers of organic material. While it is not a difficult process, there are some things you should know about how to use mulch, and how not to use it, that can save your plants from an early demise and keep your property looking great the entire year.