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Showing posts with label landscaper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscaper. Show all posts

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Plan first, plant next

To use gardens in your landscape is a process that can be time consuming. If you do not have the man hours to do it right, you may want to hire a landscape professional. If your gardens are not correctly done, they can be more of a headache and eye sore than none at all. you must have the right equipment to get started. Without the right equipment, you will be spending more time preparing.

Landscape gardening is started with a blueprint of your lawn or yard. It is easier to visualize on paper than in your head. If you do not like something, it is easier to change on paper than in your yard as well. this blueprint shall include everything in the yard and what will be added. eview the blueprint and make any changes you see necessary. if you do not like a border or type of plant in an area, now is the time to change it. Remember some plants like shade and and some like direct sunlight.

Organize everything you will need for the project. Professional landscapers have a trailer full of tools designed for special jobs. The plant list should be on the blueprint. Take this list and get the plants at aqualified landscape store. They will also assist you with the fertilizer and chemicals you will need. When you have the tools you need, plants, chemicals, and fertilizer, you are ready to begin.

If you do not want to handle chemicals and fertilizers, a professional may be the way to go. You must rid the garden area of grass and weeds. you can do this by spraying or tilling many times. Mark out the shape of your garden area and spray a herbicide on the area. When the foliage has wilted you can till the area with a garden tiller. Rake out all sod and test your soil. Somep loants need different types of soil, make sure the soil is right for your plant choice. When soil meets the requirements, it is time to plant them. Most plants have directions on how to plant them.

When your gardens are planted, they need special care. This is generally not as time involved as preparing your gardens, but it still is a timely process. Your gardens need water and fertilizer on a regular basis. You must check them for diseases and damages from insects and animals. It maybe a good idea to have your professional landscaper stop from time to time to assist in these conditions.

Landscaping with gardens can make your yard of lawn stand out. You can use rock borders or landscape blocks to set your gardens apart. There are figurines and other decorations that can add to your garden.






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Wednesday, May 19, 2010

What don't we do?

That really is the question- what don't we do? What doesn't Operation Homes do? Well, quite simply we do it all! It's not just our slogan- it's our mantra. We are a single source provider of ALL home improvement services which translates into- What don't we do? Ok, now that you know the Operation Homes slogan inside and out- lets really focus on what it means. We have contractors that specialize in every area imaginable- REO maintenance, painters, landscapers, house cleaners, plumbers, and electricians. We work with property management companies, real estate agents, investors, commercial companies, banks, and insurance companies. We will also be working with home owners very soon with our new referral based website, coming in July.

The new and improved www.operationhomes.com will be launched at the end of July and aimed to serve homeowners. We will connect homeowners to pre-qualified contractors- 3 licensed contractors to be exact, so homeowners can get the best pricing and service imaginable. Our soft launch will focus on Washington in August and our nationwide launch will be right around the holidays- just in time to get the house ready for the relatives.

In the meantime, check out our blog for home improvement tips and tricks, DIY projects, and updates on www.operationhomes.com. Please leave feedback and your own tips and tricks and we'll incorporate them into our finished website. And don't forget, if you're having difficulty fixing something around the house and you're not sure who can help- go to www.operationhomes.com, because really- what don't we do????