by Ian Laccohee | 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 Ian Laccohee | 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...
by Ian Laccohee | Aug 8, 2022 | advice, central florida, irrigation, landscaping, plant
Plants give us so much joy, but they also help us in many ways. Some shade us from the summer sun while others burst forth in dazzling blooms to indulge our senses. It’s doesn’t matter why we appreciate certain plants, but it’s important to know that they each have a...
by Ian Laccohee | Jul 11, 2022 | advice, central florida, irrigation, landscaping
While Orlando is beloved for its endless sunny days, its summertime heat and humidity can be unforgiving. Central Florida homeowners depend on their air conditioning to keep their homes comfortable throughout most of the year, but with energy prices on the rise, they...
by Ian Laccohee | Jun 13, 2022 | advice, central florida, irrigation, landscaping
Orlando’s long summers and mild winters allow residents to enjoy gorgeous flowers in their landscape for months on end.Drought tolerant plants are a common choice for Orlando flower beds because they can handle intense heat and rapid evaporation. However, it’s easy to...
by Ian Laccohee | Apr 11, 2022 | advice, central florida, irrigation, landscaping, plant
Creating a garden that benefits Central Florida’s amazing wildlife is extremely rewarding! Plus, you’ll be providing them with a tranquil refuge where they can thrive.Natural habitats are shrinking due to increasing development in Central Florida. This is the reason...
