With winter winding down on Florida’s Gulf Coast, many Tampa Bay residents are considering what to plant come springtime. Some are thinking ahead to summer and wondering what, if anything, to tend during those hottest months. Environmentally friendly lawn care helps ease the burden of managing what can feel like a full-time yard.
The answer to colorful success is simpler than one may think. By having a mix of seasonal blooms and foliage among your trees, shrubs, and flowers you can ensure a splash of red in Florida landscapes for a subtle look of love all year long.
Florida’s winter temperatures may get cold enough to damage tropical, subtropical, and even some temperate plants. Plants acclimate to weather through gradual decreases in temperature over time. Knowing how to prepare your plants for winter will keep both your property and your wallet a lot greener and happier in the long run.
Businesses consider interior landscaping for a variety of reasons. Sometimes the inside of a building is an unpleasantly stark contrast to the beautiful landscaping outside. Other times, property management does not allow a commercial company to landscape traditionally, so they must use their design ideas indoors.
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Before you purchase unnecessary supplies or hire a landscaper to do the job, here are some reasons why you shouldn’t overseed your lawn this winter.
Trees are an essential piece of any beautiful landscape. Whether gnarled, spindly, or weeping, trees draw the eye, highlight a space, and capture attention with the right property management. That said, these natural wooden structures are living beings, and every property manager knows that steps need to be taken when it comes to trimming your Florida trees.
A new tree is an exciting way to spruce up your yard and add a touch of natural beauty to your property. The problem is waiting for a tree to grow. Thankfully, there are trees that grow very quickly in Florida. With these trees and a little help from a full-service landscaping company, you can bring your yard to life in just a few years. Below, we’ve listed the five most popular, fastest-growing trees in the Tampa Bay Area.
Since fall is the perfect time for outdoor home restoration and beautification, we at Professor Green Thumb started stashing our Honey-Do lists to use as blog inspirations. Though created with our Tampa Bay Area clients in mind, any property owner looking to spruce up their residence will find tips from this article on hardscape maintenance helpful.
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