by Brandy Keller | Mar 13, 2023 | advice, central florida, irrigation
When you have an automatic sprinkler system, it’s possible to keep your lawn and landscape healthy and beautiful while doing your part to conserve water.Over the years, automatic irrigation systems have proven to be a game changer in the battle to conserve our most...
by Brandy Keller | Feb 13, 2023 | advice, central florida, irrigation, landscaping, plant
Living in Orlando comes with many perks, but bugs aren’t one of them. In addition to the insects that will attack your vegetable garden and ornamentals, biting insects such as mosquitos can carry diseases and make it difficult to enjoy being outside in your yard...
by Brandy Keller | Jan 9, 2023 | advice, central florida, irrigation, landscaping
Central Floridians are lucky to have the tropical climate needed to grow delicious fruit in their backyard. As produce gets more expensive and supply chain issues arise unexpectedly, fresh fruit is becoming a delicacy. When you have fruit trees in your landscape, you...
by Brandy Keller | Dec 12, 2022 | advice, central florida, irrigation, sprinkler
Homeowners in Central Florida who enjoy keeping their lawn and landscape beautiful love the convenience a sprinkler system provides. However, some people are reluctant to install them because they think irrigation systems are complicated and difficult to use. This...
by Brandy Keller | Nov 14, 2022 | advice, central florida, Hunter, installation, irrigation, landscaping, plant
Trees, shrubs, and plants that produce sweet smelling flowers are a treasure to behold for Central Floridians who want to take their garden to the next level.Not only are fragrant plants a treat for the nose, but they attract birds, butterflies, and other beneficial...
by Brandy Keller | Oct 10, 2022 | advice, central florida, landscaping
The Anti-lawn Revolution is in full swing in Central Florida as residents are replacing their grass with pretty ground covers.Homeowners in Orlando are becoming disenchanted with traditional Florida lawns. The reason for this is because grass requires near constant...
