by greenacres | Mar 7, 2025 | Blog
As the chill of winter begins to fade and spring approaches, many homeowners are looking to spruce up their outdoor spaces. At Green Acres Landscape, Inc and GA at Home, we understand the importance of creating an inviting and functional yard that can enhance your home’s beauty and your outdoor living experience. Here are some ideas to help you get started on your spring landscaping project....
by greenacres | Feb 20, 2025 | Blog
Spring is just around the corner, and at GA at Home, we have a lineup of engaging workshops and events that are perfect for sparking your creativity and bringing friends together. Check out our upcoming schedule and reserve your spot today! Upcoming Workshops March 5th – Orchid Terrarium Workshop
Dive into the enchanting world of orchids with our Orchid Terrarium Workshop. You’ll learn...
by greenacres | Feb 17, 2025 | Blog
As winter approaches, many homeowners may wonder how to best care for their lawns during the colder months. One essential step is to apply winter fertilizer. This specialized fertilizer is designed to nourish your grass during its dormant phase, ensuring a healthy start come spring. Why Use Winter Fertilizer? Winter fertilizer is crucial for a few key reasons. Firstly, it helps strengthen the...
by greenacres | Jan 30, 2025 | Blog
As the weather warms up and sunny days beckon, there’s no better time to transform your backyard into an inviting outdoor living space. Whether it’s for entertaining family, hosting friends, or simply enjoying a peaceful evening under the stars, having a well-designed outdoor area can greatly enhance your home’s appeal and functionality. At Green Acres Landscape and GA at Home,...
by greenacres | Dec 30, 2024 | Blog
As winter approaches, freezing temperatures can pose a significant threat to your outdoor plants and lawn. Proper preparation can help safeguard your greenery and ensure a healthy resurgence come spring. Here are some essential steps to take: 1. Move Potted Plants Indoors Potted plants are particularly vulnerable to freezing temperatures. Before a hard frost is expected, bring potted plants...
