Landscaping tips from the Floy'd Landscaping team.
The answer is not 'every Saturday'. Cutting to a schedule instead of to the grass is the most common reason a lawn looks tired by August.
Mulch is the cheapest thing you can do to make a property look cared for. It is also the easiest to get wrong in a way that quietly kills shrubs.
Prune the wrong shrub in the wrong month and you get a healthy plant with no flowers. Here is the rule that covers most of what is in a front garden.
Most planting that dies in its first year was healthy when it went in. It was simply put somewhere it was never going to survive.
The difference is rarely the plants. It is the shape of the bed, the edge that holds it, and putting things in groups instead of one of everything.
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