It’s the most wonderful time of the year…to mulch? When we think of winter, we often think of colder weather, snow, and decorating for the holidays. Gardening and landscaping are faraway thoughts when the temperatures drop. It’s not until the first signs of Spring that everyone starts picking out mulch and deciding the best type of mulch for their new landscaping projects. Even though Spring is traditionally thought of as the best time to mulch, the benefits of mulch don’t end just because Winter has arrived. Read More
To Run or Not To Run. The Benefits of Adding A Dog Run To Your Property
Those with four-legged family members know the importance of ensuring their good boy or girl has plenty of chances and the room to stretch their legs. Long walks through the neighborhood or visits to the dog park are just a few ways that dog owners make sure that their furry friends are happy and healthy. What if you could do even more to pamper your pet? Let Hometown Landscape install a custom dog run for your property that is just right for your best friend. Read More
Transform Your Backyard Into The Best Playground In Town
Some of the best childhood moments come from the pure joy of playing outdoors. While a trip to the local playground can be fun, it can also be challenging to find time in the day to get there. A play area just steps from your home can alleviate the need to travel and help your family make lasting memories. Let the expert team at Hometown Landscape transform your outdoor space into a welcoming play area for your children. Read More
5 Ways To Prep Your Property For Fall
We spend a lot of time planning in our daily routine. We plan for the weekends, we plan for vacation, we even plan for going back to school but have you started your planning for fall property maintenance?
Colder temperatures, shorter days, and harsher weather conditions can often wreak havoc on your lawn and garden. In order to save yourself a lot of time, stress, and money, here are some seasonal tips to prepare your property for the coming of fall. Read More
Why You Should Correct Drainage Issues Immediately
While all living things need water to live, water in the wrong place can be detrimental to your home and your property. Poor drainage can lead to several problems that can become major concerns and expensive to repair if left ignored for too long.
Health risks for you and your family may result from poor drainage. Residents could experience respiratory issues as a result of mold growth that is exacerbated by poor drainage. Mosquitoes and heartworms, both of which can spread disease, can reproduce in any standing water. Read More
Landscape Tips to Improve Curb Appeal
It may sound difficult to decide on the best ways to boost the look and feel of your outdoor landscape. Optimizing the appearance of your property can be achieved by following these steps. Read More
Benefits of Adding a Walkway to Your Home
One of the best additions you can add to your landscaped yard is creating a walkway. Many use walkways to clear a path to your front door, or just a path that connects the different areas of your property.
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15 Quick Winter Landscaping Tips
Winter can be a challenging time for homeowners and property managers. The winter weather can make it difficult to maintain all of your outdoor plants and environment. Here are some landscaping tips to keep your property grounds looking their best throughout winter. Read More
What patio is right for your backyard?
A patio is a great space to host and entertain guests, unwind on cool evenings and create lifelong memories. Here’s what you should consider before installing a patio. Read More
Premier Landscape Design
A landscape design is always customized to the space you have with the features you desire. Think back to when you were a kid. What was one thing a family member or friend’s family had in their backyard or around their property that made you think, “That will be in my home one day.” Maybe you saw a landscape feature on a TV show or in a movie that you instantly fell in love with. Now look at your yard. Do you have it? Read More