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Talking About Landscape Options For Commercial Spaces

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Talking About Landscape Options For Commercial Spaces

Hello, I'm Amy McClenson. I would like to discuss landscaping options available for commercial buildings. The way business owners design their landscape impacts the client's view of that location. Clients like to linger in places that make them feel relaxed and inspired. By including a lot of greenery, flowering plants and rock features, business owners can draw clients to their location with ease. I will share information about raised beds, edible gardens and rock wall ideas on this site. I hope you will come by often to pick up new ideas for your commercial landscape space. Thank you for coming to my website.

Latest Posts

Reasons To Have Professional Outdoor Lighting Installation
27 July 2021

While many homeowners enjoy DIY projects in the ga …

Lawn Thatch: What You Need To Know
12 August 2020

A thin, browning lawn may be a result of thatch bu …

Tips To Prevent And Reduce Weed Growth In Your Yard's Landscaping
27 April 2020

Weeds within the soil are a naturally occurring co …

5 Fun Landscaping Ideas To Make Your Lawn Pop This Spring
7 April 2020

How your lawn looks can make a huge difference. Yo …

Windows Dirty? Why You Need A Professional Window Cleaning Service
5 August 2018

If you haven't hired a professional cleaning servi …

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Reasons To Have Professional Outdoor Lighting Installation

27 July 2021
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While many homeowners enjoy DIY projects in the garden and landscape, some types of projects are better completed by a trained professional. Projects that deal with electricity, such as lighting installations, are among those that you should have professionally done. Here are some of the reasons to have your outdoor lighting professionally installed. 1. Ensure installations are weather safe Because your lights are being installed outdoors, landscape lighting installation needs to be completed with weatherproof materials. Read More 

Lawn Thatch: What You Need To Know

12 August 2020
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A thin, browning lawn may be a result of thatch buildup. Thatch is a naturally occurring layer of the lawn that can be beneficial or damaging, depending on how it is managed. The following guide can help you better understand thatch and your lawn. What Is Thatch? Thatch is a collection of plant debris, mainly dead grassroots and shed leaf blades, that forms a mat on top of the soil and around the base of the grass blades. Read More 

Tips To Prevent And Reduce Weed Growth In Your Yard’s Landscaping

27 April 2020
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Weeds within the soil are a naturally occurring condition no matter where you are in the world. And unfortunately, when you plant and cultivate vegetation, the water you provide will only exacerbate the problem as it also provides moisture to the weeds. Because weeds in your vegetation steal nutrients and water from your cultivated plants and make the area ugly, it is important to do all you can to fight the weed growth all season long. Read More 

5 Fun Landscaping Ideas To Make Your Lawn Pop This Spring

7 April 2020
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How your lawn looks can make a huge difference. You'll be more excited to come home each day and you'll feel good about your home's curb appeal when your lawn looks nice. You can make improvements by keeping up with your landscaping needs. Hiring a landscaping design and maintenance company is recommended because they have creativity and expertise. If you're looking to make your lawn pop this spring season, keep reading to check out these fun landscaping ideas. Read More 

Windows Dirty? Why You Need A Professional Window Cleaning Service

5 August 2018
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If you haven't hired a professional cleaning service for your windows, you need to do that as soon as possible. Window cleaning is one of the most tedious household chores, especially when it comes to the exterior. Unfortunately, if you don't keep your windows clean, you can set yourself up for a variety of other problems. Not to mention the fact that dirty windows just make your home look worse than it should. Read More