Step By Step Guide to Tree Cutting and Felling
It may interest you to know that felling a tree requires professional handling. Cutting down a tree may not be as easy as taking up a chainsaw axing down the…
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Make a Certified Wildlife Habitat: Turn Your Yard into a Haven for Local Native Wild Animals and Plants
National Wildlife Federation program encourages organic gardening, use of native plants and improved habitat for local wildlife including songbirds, butterflies, and frogs. In response to declining songbird, frog, butterfly and…
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Creating a Backyard Wetland – Rain Garden
Build a natural wetland or rain garden to minimize runoff, increase watershed health, decrease lawn maintenance, and attract wildlife. Life on Earth requires clean fresh water, which is continually replenished…
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Choosing Stream Plants for Erosion Control
Understand why stream bank erosion is a concern and choose streamside plants that will help control bank erosion. Streams are sensitive ecosystems. Urban streams, in particular, are under threat. Paved…
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Marsh Plants that Clean Greywater
Marsh plants like reeds, water hyacinth, iris, and duckweed are not only beautiful, they can also help conserve and treat greywater. A wetland full of reeds, fish, frogs, and ducks…
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Landscape Lighting: Awesome Ideas on How to Light Up Your Yard Beautifully
Not only does landscape lighting make your yard attractive, but it’s also an effective way to keep your entire home secure. However, coming up with a good lighting plan can…
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