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Just because winter is cold does not mean you do not have to lose your ability to enjoy your outdoor patio area! At GreenPro we often find that our clients do not want to lose their outdoor patio areas for up to six months a year just because it’s cold. As a result, we have developed some tricks and tips to help homeowners who want to make their outdoor areas warm and inviting no matter the season.
The holidays, in particular, can be a beautiful time to be out in nature enjoying all that your property has to offer, but you need a gathering place where family and friends can feel warm and welcome amidst the cold winter air. The secret to these outdoor gathering places? A fire pit one that can provide both light and heat, and create the atmosphere for family and friends that you long for your property to offer.
While it’s common for people to set goals when it comes down to personal and professional goals, it’s also common for homeowners to have goals when it comes to home improvement. And yet, in addition to home improvement and repair, homeowners also often want to make changes to their landscape and property design. But they have no idea on where to start? Take a look below to get started!
Homeowners looking to brighten their properties should consider using native plants, which offer winter color and provide food and shelter to many over-wintering bird species. A colorful native garden alive with beautiful bird species might just be the remedy for those cold and dreary winter days!
Farmers and licensed growers of all kinds have been able to delight in living off of and enjoying the fruit of the land. But there’s no reason every homeowner cannot similarly enjoy the benefits of eating farm to table. Below we have offered just a few tips for how you can make eating off the land a nightly occurrence!
At Green Pro, we like to think of ourselves as a full-service company that offers every little detail towards making your backyard dreams come true. This includes a crucial service that many of our clients have come to appreciate: landscape lighting. Outdoor landscape lighting provides homeowners with a sense of security and shows off your beautiful home in a whole new way. Many homeowners have found that they feel more peaceful upon arriving home from work and enjoy being outdoors even after the sun has gone down. Landscape lighting also exudes luxury. It can turn your home from a beautiful …
As summer approaches and the humidity rises, so too does the onset of one of Oklahoma’s most pernicious pests: mosquitoes. But sometimes the best antidote is the simplest and most natural one. When approaching eliminating pests, the best way to do so is often by using nature’s defenses.
It’s sometimes tempting for homeowners to use lawn chemicals to treat the lawn for fertilization, or address issues related to pests and weeds. Fertilizers The most common type of lawn chemical is a lawn fertilizer, which can be applied in granular or liquid form and can contain several essential elements in combination or a single needed nutrient. Pesticides Harmful bugs are another common problem for the homeowner, and pesticides applied to the lawn can eliminate them well.
First of all, it’s important to remember that when it comes to lighting your outdoor landscape, a little goes a long way. That’s because your eyes need less light outdoors to see light, shadow, and pattern. To plan your outdoor lighting, walk around your yard at night and envision how and when you want to use your spaces.
Our lawn experts have provided the below tips to assist you and the grass problems that might arise during this time. Early morning watering helps the plants and lawn to prepare for the sun that day and soaks their roots, preventing burns. MOWING You might have noticed that if you are receiving lawn care services from us, we have changed our blade height in our lawn mowers, giving your grass a longer blade to aid in the heat. If you are mowing the lawn yourself, a weekly mow will also improve the health of your grass.