When you want a lush green lawn and you want it fast, sod is your answer. But giving your new lawn the best chance of success starts with the ground being properly prepared. Here is some advice on prepping your area for sod installation.
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Should you water your lawn in Winter? Now that shorter days are upon us and the nights are getting colder, it’s time to plan for winter. One of the more common questions at this time of year relates to the watering of lawns. It’s clear that watering lawns during the hot days of summer is […]
Many people take pride in their lawns and do their best to have a yard that is lush, vibrant, and green. But as much as they love their lawn, some aren’t quite sure about how to best care for it and might think that all grass is the same. In truth, there are […]
With spring here and a long, cold winter finally behind us, it is time to give your lawn a little love in preparation for summer. To have the best possible summer lawn, you should get started now. Here are some tips to improve your lawn this spring.
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Want a great lawn but not sure how to get there? You may have heard a bit about both hydroseeding and sod but are a bit unsure which is the right choice for you. There are pros and cons to each, so how do you decide? Let’s take a […]
With the recent spread of COVID-19, British Columbians and Albertans have been encouraged to continue social distancing and discouraged from gatherings of any size. However, this gives us an opportunity to spend time outside and prepare our lawns and gardens to enjoy in the upcoming months.
After months of lying […]
As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation evolves day-by-day, our family-owned and operated business recognizes the importance of the health and safety of all of our customers – homeowners and professionals.
Our team recognizes the incredible work our healthcare workers, grocery store operators, pharmacies, and community are doing during these difficult times. […]
The Okanagan has semi-arid climate which makes for cold winters and hot dry, summers. Some areas experience extreme temperatures. For sod to survive and thrive in the Okanagan it must be hardy or drought tolerant. with so many sod varieties available, how do you choose the appropriate sod for your needs?
The invasive European chafer beetle species has made BC’s lower mainland and other regions home. However, in Vancouver, the health bylaw prohibits the use of neonicotinoid pesticides. Vancouver residents, businesses, and organizations must find alternatives to treating these beetles naturally. We recommend using GrubGone, a natural solution to treating the European chafer […]
Get a jump start on planning your backyard at the 27th Fraser Valley Home & Garden Expo. Check out the newest trends and learn from the experts during this three day event. Local horticulturist, Brian Minter will be hosting daily seminars.
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