Whether you’ve owned a property for years or you’re just in the beginning stages of building your very first home, one of the most important factors to consider is the value that the proper landscaping will add to your lot. Not only will the appropriate landscaping add immense aesthetic value, but the proper design will increase your property’s appraisal value and even lower utility costs substantially.
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When it Comes to Choosing the Right Landscaping Company there are Somethings You Need to Know.
Do Your Research before you Hire a Professional Landscaping Company. Here are the 5 Most Important Things to Look for:
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Watering Grass Seed by ScapeWorx Landscaping & Design, Inc.
in West Chester, Glen Mills, Garnet Valley, Media, Delaware County, and Chester County PA
Watering your new grass seed is extremely important! You want to make sure the new seed and soil stays stays moist. This is best for the germination of the seed. You should water it twice a day depending on temperatures. If it’s hot out you might need to step it up to 3 times a day.
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Pruning Tips from ScapeWorx Landscaping & Design, Inc
for Glen Mills, Garnet Valley, Media, West Chester, Delaware & Chester County
Regular pruning and maintenance has benefits for most plants, trees, and shrubs. Here in Glen Mills, Garnet Valley, Media, and West Chester pruning is typically done in the spring and in the fall. It is always good to remove dead, dying, and unwanted branches.
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Watering your newly planted shrubs, perennials, annuals, and trees is very crucial in the overall survival of the plants. Water is essential in all living things without it none of us would be here. If you live in Glen Mills, Garnet Valley, West Chester, Media, Delaware County, or Chester County, PA here are a few tips to help you out.
When you water your newly planted items it doesn’t do no good unless the water reaches the roots. Hold the hose directly over plant like the picture on the left and give it a good dousing. You also want to water them as soon as they are in the ground. Let the water soak in, and then water them again until the soil is extremely moist.
Don’t allow the sod to dry out… It must be kept wet and damp at all times.
Traffic on the sod must be limited. Do not walk on it unless absolutely necessary. Keep pets and any machinery off the sod for the first 3 weeks.
Check for any signs of disease, such as fungus, within 3 days of the sod installation. This is more likely to occur when the temperature and humidity levels are high.
