Happy Thanksgiving! This time of year we always like to remember our patrons who trust us to keep their landscaping looking beautiful year round!  We know that you could choose someone else for your turf management needs and we thank you for trusting Gregory Landscape Services. Since our founding, our goal has been to serve... Read more » The post Happy Thanksgiving appeared first on Landscaping Blog ..read more

Fall Maintenance – Dealing with Leaves This time of year the changing leaves bring leaf peepers out in droves. Everyone wants to see the red, orange and yellow foliage. And while the leaves are a beautiful sight to behold, they can also create quite the mess for your property as they fall off the trees.... Read more » The post Fall Maintenance appeared first on Landscaping Blog ..read more

Understanding Your SoilSoil is the backbone of any yard. Understanding what type of soil you have is an important part of planning a healthy and productive landscape plan for your property. Types of Soil Sandy SoilSandy soil is very light and easy to dig in. This is especially beneficial when planting new flowers or trees.... Read more » The post Understanding Your Soil appeared first on Landscaping Blog ..read more

Enjoying Roses Roses are often the jewel of a flower garden. Their color, shape and scent make them a much desired plant for any landscaping plan. The best time to plant roses is in the early autumn when the soil is still warm. The warm soil will allow the plant to get established before the... Read more » The post Enjoy Roses appeared first on Landscaping Blog ..read more

What factors should you consider when planning an overall look for your landscape? There are many! It’s important to think about the function behind your landscaping, your personal style, your budget and how long you want the project to take. Working with a professional landscaper will help make your dreams for your property a reality.... Read more » The post Consider Your Landscape appeared first on Landscaping Blog ..read more

Composting is a great way to add nutrients to your garden or flower beds by reusing kitchen and garden scraps. There are many ways to do it and although it may not be the prettiest part of landscaping it is a useful tool that utilizes waste around your home. Depending on your space you can... Read more » The post Making Your Own Compost appeared first on Landscaping Blog ..read more

Creating Privacy Through Landscaping Many people desire to create an oasis in their backyard where they can enjoy the outdoors and expand their living space outside. Oftentimes in neighborhood settings it can be difficult to create a private oasis with neighbors on both sides and behind. No matter where your home is located it is... Read more » The post Privacy Through Landscaping appeared first on Landscaping Blog ..read more

How to Propagate Plants Did you know there is a completely free way to get more plants? It just requires some time and some know-how. Propagating plants is the process of growing new plants from a single, parent plant. There are many ways to do this and with a little patience you can have new... Read more » The post How to Propagate Plants appeared first on Landscaping Blog ..read more

The summer growing season may be winding down but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy fresh veggies until next spring. Take advantage of the warm days yet to come by planting a fall garden. With a little planning and preparation you can enjoy a bountiful autumn harvest! What are the benefits to gardening in the... Read more » The post Summer Growing Season is Winding Down appeared first on Landscaping Blog ..read more

Too Much of a Good Thing At some point in the year, typically when temperatures and humidity are high, frequent rainstorms can be a staple on your weather outlook. While most of the time rain is good for your landscaping, can there be too much of a good thing? Too much rain can lead to... Read more » The post Too Much of a Good Thing appeared first on Landscaping Blog ..read more