by greenacres | Apr 24, 2025 | Blog
In our busy lives, it’s easy to forget to slow down and truly enjoy our homes, especially our outdoor spaces. Many of us dedicate hours working hard to pay for our homes and beautifully landscaped yards, yet we often miss the chance to savor those surroundings. Whether you’re grilling burgers with family or celebrating milestones like graduation parties, your outdoor area should be a haven...
by greenacres | Apr 8, 2025 | Blog, Lawn Care, Seasonal Lawn Maintenance
As the chill of winter fades and spring arrives, your lawn craves care and attention. One simple yet effective tip for lawn maintenance this season is to mow your grass a little taller. This practice not only promotes a lush, healthy lawn but also helps keep moisture in the soil, preventing water from evaporating too quickly. When grass is cut too short, it can stress the plants and expose the...
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 | 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...
by greenacres | Apr 19, 2023 | Blog, Seasonal lawn Maintenance, Seasonal Maintenance
Why should you aerate the lawn? Aeration is an essential step in lawn maintenance. Unfortunately, many property owners don’t realize this and try to cut corners by skipping it. Some assume that just adding water to the soil is enough to keep it loose and aerated. Here are some reasons why you shouldn’t skip aeration: Heavy Traffic and Regular Use – If you walk and play on the lawn or drive...
