Reno Maintenance: Pollen causes Allergies Many of us with allergies are extremely miserable around this time. Though sometimes the cause of our sneeze attacks is literally planted right next to our front door or in our window seals. The actual …
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Maintenance in general can be tricky in Reno. Most people think that during the Winter months you can not plant trees or perform any maintenance. This is not true. As long as the ground is not frozen it is ok to plant. …
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Why use an irrigation professional to winterize my system? Sprinkler system winterizing is an important step to not only protect your system from freeze damage, it sets up the reactivation of your lawn sprinkler system next spring.  It is important …
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Fall Lawn Care Tip #1: Aerate Aeration is a process of removing soil cores from your lawn to help improve water, air and nutrient movement in the soil. Aerating your lawn reduces soil compaction from foot and lawn mower traffic …
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Start with the dead and damaged branches, because they make the plant look bad, and encourage rot and disease. Also cut out wilted, dried or diseased branches as soon as you spot them, to remove the disease before it spreads.  …
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You may think of your stubborn wooden deck or outdated patio as an eyesore in your yard, but with smart design decisions and creative use of landscape, your outdoor space can become the perfect place to escape. Think about your …
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Bees need a diversity of pollen and nectar  sources that bloom from early spring to late fall. They prefer flowers that  are white, yellow, and purplish-blue to red flowers.  When planting your bee garden it is important  to plant in …
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Metal patio furniture makes an excellent choice for outdoor spaces. It is  elegant and attractive and enhances the ambiance of the patio. Metal furniture  is durable and with minimal maintenance, will last several years. Keep Furniture Dry When water or …
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Fungus:Fungal lawn diseases take advantage of moist conditions to spread and thrive. If your lawn has a blight, mold, or patch problem, you’re probably overwatering. It could also just be that you might be watering at the wrong time of day. Try watering early …
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