We can’t stop watering just because December is here and winter is on its way. Plants in the ground – especially newly planted trees, shrubs, and perennials – need the equivalent of one inch of precipitation per month. If we have a dry period that lasts longer than two to three weeks, you’ll need to [...]
We’ve had a bit of snow, and it’s clear that winter is on its way, so here are some tips on how to prepare everything in your landscape – from your perennials to your water features-for the coming winter months: Winterizing Your Landscape.
Our beautiful fall weather is changing, and soon it’ll be time to turn off your irrigation systems. Check out this video for detailed instructions on how to best take care of your irrigation system in the winter. If you need some help, call our Landscape team at 775-825-0602 ext. 134.
Here is a great article about trees planted in your grass. Take a look! http://www.rgj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2011107090310
Broken and misdirected sprinkler heads… in many cases, more than 50% of water is wasted due to broken parts, bad coverage, evaporation and runoff caused by overwatering. By tuning up or upgrading your current irrigation system and adding a state-of-theart controller, you can generate significant water savings and contribute to a more sustainable environment. Now’s [...]