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It’s important to remember the unsung hero of your landscape: your walkways. Walkways provide opportunities to create focal and other points of interest in the yard while facilitating flow throughout your property. Fortunately homeowners have a variety of material choices, color combinations, and designs to choose from when designing and complimenting your landscape.
A thin layer of thatch is good—about a half-inch or so, which can help maintain steady soil moisture and temperature. The problem arises when thatch grows thicker, and it’s time to dethatch your lawn. Dethatching is the process of removing this thick layer of decaying plant material so air, water, nutrients, and fertilizer can reach the soil better. It also helps your lawn drain more effectively.
Avoid drainage headaches and flooding on your property during wet Oklahoma summers.
While everyone has different memories of summer fun, almost universally beloved is pools. Many of our Oklahoma clients own pools and often wonder how to integrate landscape design into their overall aesthetic. For those who may be looking to design or install pools this summer, we thought we’d share some insights on how to create the look you’re going for.
Each month of the year has a designated flower, often connected with the flower that blooms best during its season. May, for example, is associated with the Lily of the Valley. GreenPro’s clients often find themselves curious about how to design flower beds that bloom at appropriate times of year.
There are four basic categories of water features: ponds, fountains, waterfalls, and streams. Each has their own unique requirements when it comes to maintenance and care, and there are pluses and minuses to each element. Be mindful of the overall design aesthetic to install water features that can keep your home feeling peaceful all year long.
Get in touch with nature, get some physical activity, and improve your nutrition by working in and eating from your garden.
It’s our job to be experts in all aspects of lawn care and maintenance, including mulch. Remove old mulch first before adding new mulch. Consider your home’s roof color, shutter color, and the color scheme of your plantings.
With our professional design, we turned this client’s hand-written notes and sketches into a 3D design and presented them with a virtual experience that can only be described as immersive. They weren’t sure they wanted lighting added but once presented, they could see for themselves how dynamic their backyard oasis would become.
There are a few simple things you can do around your home to prevent an infestation, plus how to identify signs of an active infestation and ways to remedy.