When you think of landscaping, you probably think of the outdoors - taking existing land and making changes by adding flowers, plants or...

Winter, spring, summer, or fall -- you want an impressive landscape no matter what the season. But every time the Maryland winter rolls...

Winter is a challenging season for property managers. The ice, snow, salt, and grime can make it challenging to keep your property...

You may notice that the roads appera to have white lines running down them a day or two before a winter storm is possible in Maryland. It's no secret, it is a treatment applied to the roads called liquid brine. One treatment of liquid brine will effectively prevent ice build-up and make the storm cleanup process faster. What is liquid brine? Liquid brine is an anti-icing treatment that is applied to the pavement before a winter storm. This solution is typically made up of sod

Both spring and summer are wonderful seasons. It’s the time when your yard looks the most beautiful, filled by flowers, lush green grass,...

It's no secret that composting is great for the environment. Rooted in Nature loves to help promote all things lawncare and "green," and...

Just because our beautiful Maryland summer is long behind us doesn't mean that it has to be the end of color in your home landscape....

If you live near us in Maryland you may have noticed a huge explosion of ladybugs in or around your home recently! First off, keep calm,...

It's no secret that your lawn needs the right amount of water to thrive. But if you don't properly control how water - from storm runoff...

Many people assume that the best time to plant trees and shrubs is in the spring because they have the entire growing season to become...

A yard of fallen leaves may seem like a mess. But hidden in all that decomposing foliage is the perfect organic matter for a great pile...

Both pruning and trimming are intended to reduce the size of a shrub, but they’re done quite differently and with different tools....

Many houseplant owners move their houseplants outside in the summer so they can enjoy the sun and air outdoors; because most houseplants are actually tropical plants, they must be brought back inside once the weather turns cold. Bringing plants inside for winter isn’t as easy as simply moving their pots from one place to another; there are a few precautions you need to take when acclimating plants from outdoors to indoors to prevent sending your plant into shock. Let’s look

We had a LOT of rain in Maryland yesterday, and all we can think about is how soggy your lawns are right now! As floods become more...

We all know curb appeal matters, for both flippers and landlords. You're more likely to receive a higher offer from a buyer or hook a...

Even though they have been around for decades, outdoor fire pits are fascinating more people than ever in recent years. The trend of...

If you are a property owner or a property manager, then you know that taking care of a lawn can be a busy (and sometimes confusing) job....

Caring for your lawn in summer is vital, as this is still an important part of the growing season. Make sure you do not neglect and that...

How do you usually end your meal? We hope you said "dessert," but how about grilled dessert? Hear us out, we know grilling a desert is...

If you've started an herb garden this year, chances are by now you have a surplus! Don't let your herbs go to waste -use them in recipes...