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Author: Marco DiAngelo
Marco DiAngelo is a professional gardening expert with over two decades of experience. He earned his degree in Horticulture from the University of Edinburgh and has since been a driving force in transforming urban spaces into green havens. He became part of our team in 2020, offering insights into innovative gardening techniques and eco-friendly practices. Beyond his professional pursuits, he enjoys nature photography and hiking, often finding inspiration for his work in the natural world.
Tulip bulbs can transform any garden into a colorful spring display. But many gardeners struggle with planting them correctly. They wonder about the right depth, spacing, and timing. Some bulbs fail to bloom, and others produce weak flowers. Planting tulip bulbs doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right approach, anyone can grow stunning tulips. This guide breaks down the process into simple steps. Readers will learn exactly what to do, from choosing bulbs to watching them bloom. The result? A garden full of vibrant tulips next spring. When is the Best Time to Plant Tulip Bulbs? Timing matters when…
At some point, every owner starts to wonder, “Is it time to sell my lawn care business?” When that moment comes, understanding what makes your company valuable to buyers is key to positioning it for a successful sale. Lawn care businesses have become increasingly appealing to buyers seeking stable, cash-generating investments. The outdoor services industry offers predictable seasonal patterns, established customer bases, and scalable operations that attract both individual investors and corporate buyers. The demand for professional lawn care continues to grow as homeowners prioritize outdoor aesthetics and lack time for yard maintenance. This market growth creates favorable conditions for…
A large lawn can look impressive, but keeping it clear of leaves often feels like a never-ending task. Rakes take too much time, and powered tools can be noisy and costly. The best push leaf collector for a large lawn is one that balances sweeping width, hopper capacity, and ease of use so the job gets done faster with less effort. The right choice depends on the size of the yard, the amount of debris, and the type of terrain. A wider sweeper covers more ground in fewer passes, while a push leaf collector with large capacity reduces the need…
Fig trees, whether one for indoors or outdoors, produce a limited number of figs per year. When a fig tree starts producing fruit, which typically happens after two years, it can bear between 15 and 70 figs in their very first harvesting season. However, exactly when a fig tree produces fruit, along with how much it produces, depends entirely on the type of fig tree. While some trees produce a modest amount of figs at first, they grow up to become large trees with a high fruit yield. In this article, we will answer exactly when do fig trees produce…
If you’re looking for a plant that brings vibrant color, texture, and seasonal appeal to your garden, Red Twig Dogwood (Cornus sericea) might be the perfect choice. I’ve added this plant to my garden, and I’ve been amazed by how it transforms the space throughout the year. Its striking red stems provide a bold contrast, mainly during winter when most plants are dormant. Whether you use it as an accent in a garden bed, a natural privacy screen, or a border for walkways, the Red Twig Dogwood is adaptable and visually appealing. It thrives in full sun or partial shade…
Does your front yard feel a little flat or boring? Want more privacy or a way to block out street noise-without spending a ton of money? Building a landscape berm or mound might be just what you need. In this article, I’ll show you exactly how to make a front yard berm, step by step. You don’t need fancy tools or a big budget, just a little time, some dirt, and a few helpful tips. You’ll learn how to shape your berm, what materials to use, how to plant it, and how to finish it off with mulch and edging.…
Hydroseeding is a popular method for planting grass, especially for larger lawns or areas that are hard to reach. It involves spraying a mix of grass seed, mulch, and water onto the soil, helping grass grow faster and more evenly. One of the best things about hydroseeding is that it’s often cheaper and quicker than traditional seeding or sod. But how much does it actually cost? The price of hydroseeding can depend on a few different things, like the size of your lawn, where you live, and the type of grass you want to plant. In this blog, I’ll discuss…