Sat, 21 Jan 2012 07:16:12 -0800WeeblyTue, 25 May 2010 19:56:33 -0800http://www.phoenixlawncare.info/1/post/2010/05/choose-the-landscaping-company-that-will-do-the-best-work-for-you.htmlIn this day of the information age it has never been easier to find out what you need to know in order to hire the right landscaping company for the job. No matter if your job is a small one of a large one you still need to make sure that the landscaping company that you choose is reliable and trustworthy and that they actually know what they are doing.

You should start by finding out how long this landscaping company has been in business, the longer the better. If they have been in business for 20 some odd years then there is a much better chance that they are good at what they do. Of course there are exceptions to this rule but it is a pretty good rule of thumb. If they were so bad they would probably not have been able to stay working for so many years.

Your checking up should not end there however. You still need to find out just how well run a landscaping company they are. Look at it this way: most landscaping companies are small business and they only have a few people working there. The owners have to do the bulk of the work on their own. That is why they are not always as reliable as they should be. Like other contractors they have a lot on their plate and they can at times get overwhelmed and not show up for a job when they were supposed to. While I do not excuse it I can understand it. They have a lot of people demanding certain things from them. The owners of the landscaping company will generally have to do all of the free estimates themselves, take the appointments, get to the appointments, do the books and then do the actual landscaping company work. Wow, that is enough tot run anyone into the ground.

That is why you should find out how many clients a potential landscaping company has at the time you ate going to hire them. If they sound as if they will be too busy then you might want to choose another landscaping company, one that will have the time that you need. You need to choose a landscaping company that will be dedicated to the work that you are getting done, you are paying for a service and you deserve for it to be as good as it can be.

Phoenix Lawn Care has had the distinct pleasure of providing clients in the Phoenix Valley superb service. We provide service to Phoenix and the surrounding area’s with comprehensive landscaping, and curb appeal needs. Your complete satisfaction is our number one goal and it shows. For More Information and to contact us please visit http://phoenixlawncare.info
]]>Wed, 19 May 2010 13:13:58 -0800http://www.phoenixlawncare.info/1/post/2010/05/planning-a-backyard-campout-what-you-need-to-know.htmlIf you are planning a backyard campout, you are not alone. Each year, millions of campers head out to their local state parks or other public campgrounds. Unfortunately, not everyone is able to enjoy this type of camping.  Instead, many individuals and families make the decision to have a backyard campout.  

One of the many benefits to backyard camping is being close to home.  Despite this closeness, you may want to avoid your home. This will help to make your backyard camping experience seem more lifelike.  To prevent your backyard campout from being interrupted, due to multiple trips inside the house, you are advised to devise a plan. That plan should not only include camping equipment, but toys, snacks, food, and drinks. The best way to develop this plan is to pretend that you aren’t camping in your own backyard. By imagining that you will not have access to your home, you can better develop a camping plan.

When it comes to camping, whether it be backyard camping or not, one of the first things that you need to consider is your sleeping materials.  Many campers use tents, while others use nothing, but a blanket. If you are planning on sleeping in a tent, you will want to make sure that your tent has all of the needed pieces and equipment. It may also be a good idea to setup your tent in advance. This may help to ensure that you can repair your tent or purchase a replacement, if needed.

If you are interested in sleeping under the stars, instead of using a tent, you will want to keep a close eye on the weather. Despite the fact that you will be camping in your own backyard, you will still want to make sure the weather is appropriate for sleeping without a tent.  Regardless of whether or not you are sleeping with a tent, you will need a sleeping bag or blanket.  Additional sleeping equipment may include pillows or an air mattress.  In the event that you do not have these supplies, you can purchase them from most sports stores or department stores.

After you have decided how and where you will sleep, you will then want to prepare for other aspects of your backyard campout. What many campers enjoy about camping is eating outdoors. If you wish, you may also want to incorporate a backyard barbeque into your camping adventure. Simply by moving your cooking grill near your other camping supplies, you should be able to create the illusion of a campground.  The type of food you cook should all depend on your preference and the preference of the other campers. If a backyard cookout is not possible, a pre-made picnic can be used as an alternative.

In addition to a full dinner meal, you may also want to think about having snacks on hand. There are a large number of snacks that are ideal for campers. These snacks may include, dry fruit, chips, pretzels, cookies, and other dry foods. If you are able to start a small fire, don’t forget the most important camping snack, smores.  Although it may be easier to keep your food, drinks, and snacks inside your home, you may want to store them in outside ice coolers. This will not only help to keep your food fresh, but it may also reduce the number of camping interruptions.  

Finally, depending on the length of your backyard campout, you may want to consider brining along outdoor toys. These toys may include water guns, water balloons, a kickball, a Frisbee, baseball equipment, or other similar items.  Even if these items do not get used, they are still nice to have on hand.  At times, even in your own backyard, camping can be a little boring. Having a fairly large selection of outdoor activities to choose from will help to ensure that boredom is a thing of camping past.

Phoenix Lawn Care has had the distinct pleasure of providing clients in the Phoenix Valley superb service. We provide service to Phoenix and the surrounding area’s with comprehensive landscaping, and curb appeal needs. Your complete satisfaction is our number one goal and it shows. For More Information and to contact us please visit http://phoenixlawncare.info]]>Wed, 12 May 2010 10:38:39 -0800http://www.phoenixlawncare.info/1/post/2010/05/planting-and-caring-for-a-new-tree.htmlWhen you have decided on which kind of fruit tree you would like, and
where you would like it, you can finally start to plant it. If you buy
your tree from a nursery, be especially careful when you are taking it
from the nursery to your house. I once had a friend who put the tree in
the back of his truck, but clipped a sign on the way home. The entire tree
snapped in half, and my friend was left a very sad man.

When you have gotten your tree safely back to your yard, look at the
bottom of it and see how big the clump of roots is. It may seem like a lot
of work now, but you want to dig a hole that is twice as wide as the
clump, and just a little less deep. Making the hole slightly bigger than
the clump of roots allows there to be room for the soil that you dug out
to be put back in. Otherwise you would be stuck with a giant heap of
unwanted dirt, and nowhere to put it. After you have dug the hole, line
the hole with some compost or fertilizer so that the tree will grow
better. After you have done this you should set your fruit tree into the
hole, and spread the roots out evenly so that the tree will be strong and
stable.

When all of this business is done, take the soil that you dug up and fill
in the hole completely. Unless you want big piles of dirt everywhere, you
should be sure you use all of the dirt even is it is a couple inches
higher than the rest of your yard. This is because it will compress when
watered. Before you firm up the soil, make sure that the tree is
completely vertical and will not fall over. After you have checked that
the tree is perfectly vertical you can gently firm up the soil.

If the tree's trunk is not yet completely sturdy and can be bent, you need
to tie the tree to a stake with a bit of rope. Be sure not to tie the rope
tightly to the tree, as you need to allow room for the trunk to grow. Once
the tree is sturdy enough to withstand all types of weather, you can take
the stakes off of it. When all of this is done you should mulch around the
base of the tree. If you live in an area where wildlife can access your
yard, then you should put a fence around your tree, because some animals
will eat the bark off of young trees.

Once you have successfully planted your fruit tree it will start to bear
fruit after it is three to five years old. Once your tree starts to carry
a lot of fruit you should periodically pick some of the fruit so that the
branches aren't weighed down too much. If the fruit gets too thick, the
branches can break off. On some years your tree might not bear as much
fruit as others, but this should not worry you. Healthy trees often take
years on “vacation” where they produce little or no fruit.

After you've planted your tree you might start to have some problems with
pests. To help keep these pests away, always rake away old leaves, brush,
or any other decaying matter that could be holding bugs that could be
harmful to your tree.

To make sure that your tree always stays healthy in the long run, you
should prune it during winter or spring. Water your tree every two weeks
during dry times, and be sure not to hit your tree with a lawn mower or a
weed eater because it could severely damage the growth process. Also just
make sure that your tree gets plenty of water and plenty of sun, and your
growing experience should be just great.

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]]>Sat, 08 May 2010 15:38:40 -0800http://www.phoenixlawncare.info/1/post/2010/05/own-a-pool-have-a-pool-party.htmlEvery summer, millions of homeowners think about having a backyard party.  Unfortunately, many are unsure about what they should center their party on. If you are looking to plan a party, you do not have to limit yourself to a traditional barbeque.  If you have a swimming pool, you may want to think about hosting a pool party.

Pool parties are the perfect way to get friends, families, neighbors, and coworkers together, especially during the summer months. One of the many reasons why you should consider having a pool party is because it is likely that your party will stand apart from the rest.  Most households in America have a barbeque grill; however, not everyone has a pool.  The pool alone, may make your backyard party better than most.

One of the reasons why a pool party is a great idea, especially during the summertime, is because of the heat.  In many areas of the United States, it is too hot to do many outdoor activities, especially without a way to cool off.  Therefore, in addition to spending quality time with your friends, family, neighbors, or coworkers, you may also be providing them with a fun way to stay cool.  This is nice because, as previously mentioned, not everyone has the luxury of owning a pool.

Another reason why you may want to host a pool party is because pools are fun, for individuals of all ages.  This means whether you are inviting adults, children, or both, everyone should be able to enjoy your pool. Despite the fact that even children enjoy swimming, they may need more attention than adult swimmers.  If children will be attending your pool party, you may want to develop a safety plan, just in case. This safety plan may include when children can swim or who will be watching over them when they do.

While a pool party is enough to bring in excited guests, you may also want to incorporate other backyard activities. One backyard activity that you may want to think about including is a barbeque.  A swim party with a barbeque would literally be the ultimate backyard party. Not only will your guests have the opportunity to cool off in your pool, but they would also get to eat amazing food.  If you are planning on having a large number of guests, you may want to think about asking others to help you prepare food. In most cases, your guests would be more willing to bring a small side dish or drinks.

To please your pool party guests, especially those that are looking for entertainment, you may also want to have some sports equipment on hand.  In addition to traditional backyard sports games, such as football, basketball, or horseshoes, you may want to include water games. These games may include, but should not be limited to, water basketball or water volleyball.  If you do not already have a basketball hoop or volleyball net, for your pool, you should easily be able to purchase either one form most online retailers or from your local pool supply store.

Whether you have just a pool party or a pool party with additional backyard activities, your party is sure to be a success. Whatever food, snacks, drinks, or activities you have on hand, your guests will likely be pleased with the fact that they can enjoy an afternoon away from home.


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]]>Sat, 17 Apr 2010 15:09:24 -0800http://www.phoenixlawncare.info/1/post/2010/04/get-your-phoenix-water-feature-ready-for-the-season.html A waterfall, fish pond or other water feature is a wonderful accent to your landscape. The soft trickling they produce tend to create a calm tranquil atmosphere in your very own yard. There are a great deal of goldfish, Koi and aquatic plants that will flourish in the Arizona Desert. They can create a fascinating and unique feature in your landscape.

While they do require necessary routine maintenance, they are very rewarding. At the start of the season they will most likely require a good cleaning. Remove any debris and all leaves. If you have aquatic plants that did not survive the last season should be removed and replaced. This may also be a great time to divide and repot plants that have prospered over the last season. Dividing and repotting can be a big money saver during your water feature maintenance.

If you have fish in your pond you may need to contain them while you complete the next step. Use a large container filled with some of your water features water, grab a net large enough to catch your biggest fish, but not to small as to let the little ones get away. Place the fish in the container already filled with water from your current pond. If your pond has a drain, drain it and vacuum any debris that may have accumulated on the bottom. If you pond does not have a drain you maybe able to use the pond pump to remove most of the water. Again be sure to clean out as much debris as possible.

While the pond is empty it is a great time to clean any filters and make sure all of the plumbing is properly working. Check the pond for any possible leaks or cracks. Be sure to check the liner and any mortar as well.

Refill your pond and be sure to treat the water so your fish will not be subjected to the chemicals of water from your hose. A great way to acclimate your fish to the new water in the pond is by using a bucket (or similar option) and taking 5-10% of the water the fish are swimming in (holding tank water) and placing it in the pond. Also take an equal amount of water from the pond and place it back into the holding tank. Continue to do this every 20-40 minutes for several hours. This will prevent the fish from being shocked when placed back into the pond.

After cleaning your pond, you may find you want to add even more fish and wildlife to your water feature. This is a great time to do so. While you may feel the need to fertilize your aquatic plants, you should typically wait until they bloom for the first time.

If you enjoy you water feature, however, are not sure you want to subject yourself or the wildlife or plants in your feature to home maintenance you may also contact us online at http://www.PhoenixLawnCare.info or by phone at 480-304-5629 to schedule a free estimate. We are knowledgeable and professional and will keep your water feature as a calm tranquil atmosphere year around.
]]>Tue, 13 Apr 2010 09:47:37 -0800http://www.phoenixlawncare.info/1/post/2010/04/mulching-for-free.htmlI’m sure that if you are reading this, you have used some form of mulch during your gardening career. However, you probably didn’t know that there are many other options for organic mulching that you can explore. These days, many gardeners are discovering new sources of free mulch that has been there all along; an untapped resource. These include clippings from a lawn, or woody prunings from other plants in your yard. You will be surprised by how beneficial all these things can be, and how often the opportunity arises to use them.

Many gardeners have taken to spreading out their excess grass clippings across the rest of their yard. You may think this will look tacky, with big piles of grass just sitting in your yard as if you were too lazy to rake them up. However, if you spread them out enough then you won’t even be able to tell that there is an excess amount. Leaving the extra grass on the yard acts as a sort of mulch by preventing evaporation and weed growth. With this extra water, you won’t have to water nearly as much to keep your grass green. When I started leaving my grass clippings, I had to adjust the frequency of my sprinkler system because I was worried my yard was getting too much water!

If your garden is in more need of mulching than your yard, it is not unheard of to rake up all the grass and transport it to your garden. By making a small layer around the vicinity of the plant, you’ll apply all the same benefits from leaving it in your yard. My yard is rather green on its own, but I often have trouble with my plants staying green and healthy. So, rather than leave the grass clipping in my yard, I move them all around my plants. It is just a matter of choosing what your highest mulching priority is.

Sometimes, our pruning activities will lead us to have an amazing amount of branches and twigs. If this is the case, you should consider renting a wood chipper to put all of those branches to use. After one day of intense pruning, you would be surprised at just how many branches you end up with. Rather than throw these away, you can turn them into a huge amount of mulch for your plants. However, if your pruning has not left you with that big of an amount, you should bundle it all up and save it to add onto the next batch. This is because the chipping machines can be slightly expensive to rent, and you want it to be absolutely worth it!

Over time, all organic mulches need to be replenished. This is because they will naturally decompose in the conditions of your yard. Usually you can tell for yourself just by looking at it, but sometimes it can look perfectly regular but still have problems. If you start to notice any poor plant growth whatsoever, you should replace your mulch. Always keep in mind that during the process of decomposition, your mulch will use up the valuable nitrogen in the soil. Without this, the plants will be missing a key nutrient. There are several types of fertilizers available on the market that are specifically designed to deal with this problem.

The use of mulches in the yard and garden is something everyone should try. Not only can it save lots of time by reducing the amount of garbage you have to transport out, but it increases the healthiness and integrity of your plants by putting that so called garbage to good use. So if you think you would be able to save a good amount of branches and twigs for chipping, or if you think that you are ready to stop raking up all your grass clippings, then I think that mulching is for you.

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]]>Sun, 11 Apr 2010 17:16:06 -0800http://www.phoenixlawncare.info/1/post/2010/04/creating-a-green-phoenix-lawn.htmlPhoenix, Arizona, is situated in the middle of the arid southwest.  And, although artificial lawns are becoming more popular in this region, it is still possible to have a thick, well cared-for, living lawn.    Known for its hot and dry summers, temperatures average in the nineties to low hundreds, often topping out at over 100 degrees.  During the winter and summer, the temperature can swing up to 40 degrees in the same day.  Averaging less than nine inches of natural rainfall a year, lawn care in Phoenix, AZ is a challenge.

Phoenix, AZ experiences temperate winters, following occasional monsoon rains in the late fall, which cause localized flooding and further instability with local plant communities.  The city and its surrounding suburbs – including Chandler, Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale, Peoria, Glendale, Gilbert, and more – share limited water resources, blisteringly hot summers, and temperate winters.  These mild winters do little to eliminate pest and disease problems in lawn grass naturally, necessitating more precise and attentive lawn care.

The predominant soil type in the Phoenix area is alkaline, sandy soil with poor structure and little nutrient-holding capacity.  Nutrients that are added tend to leach quickly from the soil.    Phoenix residents should consider adding compost fertilizers to their lawns to encourage healthy growth, increase nutrient and water-holding capacity.  Adding sulfur to the soil is another technique that Phoenix residents use to lower the pH, making the soil conditions more favorable for plant growth.

Common Phoenix Lawn Types

• Bermuda Grass
• Buffalo Grass
• Tall Fescue Grass
• Zoysia Grass
• St. Augustine Grass

Common Lawn Problems in Phoenix

• Intermittent flooding
• Weeds
• High Soil pH
• Insect Pests
• Water restrictions
• Extreme temperature fluctuations
• Poor soil structure

Helpful Articles on Lawn Care & Maintenance:

• Organic Lawn Care
• Lawn Boy 10795 Review
• Do-It-Yourself Lawn Repair
• TruGreen Landcare
• Controlling Japanese Beetles

How Phoenix Residents Care for Their Lawns

There are a large range of products available to Phoenix residents to help them properly manage their lawn. Many residents use a variety of equipment and products to maintain a healthy lawn.  Mowers, trimmers, blowers, sprayers, de-thatchers and aerators are the most common types of equipment.  Lawn fertilizer helps replenish nutrients and soil additives such as lime raise the pH of the soil, allowing lawn grass to better take up nutrients.   Many Phoenix, AZ residents also use pesticide treatments to prevent or eliminate harmful pests such as Japanese beetles, grubs and crickets. Additionally, regular mowing is a necessary part of Phoenix lawn care for many residents, because it keeps grass healthy and free of insects.

Featured Phoenix Lawn Service Provider

If your lawn problems are too difficult to handle with the above solutions, or if you just don’t have the time to manage your lawn on your own, it might be time to consider calling a professional Phoenix lawn service provider. TruGreen is the Phoenix, AZ expert and offers customers a wide range of treatments for their lawns and yards. They can also help with maintenance and landscaping, including mowing the grass, trimming bushes, planting flowers and more. Call TruGreen today for a free lawn evaluation and get an unmatched guarantee.]]>Sun, 11 Apr 2010 16:25:42 -0800http://www.phoenixlawncare.info/1/post/2010/04/lawn-care-tips-in-phoenix-az.htmlLawn care in Arizona is more challenging than in many other states. The extremely hot, dry summer temperatures and moderate winter temperatures make it difficult for the lawn to survive without proper care. Though the effort can be challenging, maintaining a healthy, vibrant lawn in Arizona is absolutely achievable with a few, basic care tips. Moisture Retention The soil quality in Arizona is generally sandy and alkaline. This soil variation reduces the capacity for good moisture and nutrient retention needed for a vigorous, healthy lawn. Increase the soil's moisture and nutrient retention by adding compost fertilizer to the lawn. A layer of compost fertilizer will not only increase the lawn's water and nutrient retention, it will also serve as a layer of protection, protecting the root system from the weather's elements.

Mowing Mow the lawn regularly and maintain a blade height between 2 ½ and 3 inches from the early spring through late fall. The height of the grass will serve as a protective barrier for the underlying root system and reduce the potential for invasive weed growth. Never cut more than one-third of the blade during any one mowing and always mow in the evening after the sun begins to rest. This will allow the grass ample time to repair itself before the height of the next sun. Reduce the blade height to 1 to 2 inches during the winter months.

Lawn Irrigation Proper watering is an essential aspect for a healthy lawn. It is important to water the lawn thoroughly and infrequently. Water the lawn with approximately 1 ½ inches of water in a slow, rain-like manner to provide a deep irrigation. Use a trickle system or soaker hose to complete the irrigation, rather than a standard watering hose. Always water the lawn in the early morning before the height of the sun. Increase the watering level during the hot, dry summer. Allow the lawn to dry out between watering. Water when the lawn's color begins to dull and the blades begin to lose their resilience.

Feeding the Lawn Like most lawns Arizona lawns greatly benefit from regular feedings. However, it is important to avoid excessive feeding. Feed the lawn when it begins to show signs of nutrient deficiency, such as yellowing and dullness. For the average Arizona lawn, feedings that occur approximately every 30 to 45 days will meet this requirement. Use a well balanced, slow-release fertilizer. Apply the feed evenly and water thoroughly after the fertilizer application. Always apply fertilizer applications in the early morning or late evening. Avoid midday applications to avoid burn spots and browning patches.

About this Author Charmayne Smith is a business professional. She has worked in management for successful organizations since 1994, and her writing career began with her business career. Her business has successfully assisted many clients with start-ups, development, and expansions. She has a bachelor's degree in business and has published with Identity Theft Chat, Garden Guides, eHow, Travels, Associated Content and others.
]]>Fri, 09 Apr 2010 21:45:12 -0800http://www.phoenixlawncare.info/1/post/2010/04/is-phoenix-landscaping-different-than-other-landscaping.htmlPhoenix landscaping is no different than any other kind of landscaping. It is natural for people to want their home to look as fab as it possibly can, who does not want the kind of yard that the whole neighborhood is envious of? And the beauty of home landscaping is that it does not have to be hard and much of it can be done by you. All it will take a it a little elbow grease and some time to spare and you can design your own Phoenix landscaping design quickly and easily.

There are even products on the market that will help you to find the best Phoenix landscaping idea out there. You can choose to use home landscaping software for one. These programs can be a great help to you as you are trying to figure out what will suit your home and yard the best. With these types of programs you will get to see a few different layouts and options are always good when trying to narrow down your choices.

If home landscaping software programs are not for you, then you can try doing a search online for some wonderful Phoenix landscaping ideas. The internet is full of great sites that you can use to get everything done the right way. It is important to do plenty of research before you start your own Phoenix landscaping so that you keep the number of mistakes made down to a minimum. If you do make a boo-boo, don’t worry about it, anything can be fixed.

Before you start your Phoenix landscaping you will need to also look into any gas lines and electrical lines that may be running through your yard. This is very important if you are planning on doing a lot of digging. You cannot afford to hit any of these things, not only can it cost you a bundle to fix; it can also be very dangerous. Hitting an electrical line with a metal shovel could put an end to all of your work, your life too.

You will also need to find out about zoning restrictions that could affect your home landscaping. In some places you cannot have trees too high and even some fences are not allowed. Find out these kinds of things before you start your home landscaping work and you could save a lot of time and money.


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You could spend the money to get better irrigation put in but the money will be great and the time will be all consuming. It is much simpler for your desert landscaping plan to just include plants that will thrive even in the hot sun all day.

What makes using desert landscaping friendly plants so great is that not only will these plants do well even in the hot sun they will also be able to thrive in poor quality soil. This is a much needed quality because places that have so much sun tend to have poor soil as well. So in essence you are killing two birds with one stone as they say.

Here are some wonderful plants that you can use in your desert landscaping:

Longwood Blue bluebeard
This is a shrub, it is deciduous and it will grow back each and every spring. It will always come back healthy and happy and this makes it perfect for desert landscaping. It is not a tiny shrub, it will grow to be anywhere between 3 and 4 feet high with a width of about 2 feet. This is a lovely plant to use in your desert landscaping as it is not only beautiful with its pretty blue flower clusters and silver foliage, it is also very fragrant.

Autumn Joy
This is a wonderful perennial that you can plant for your desert landscaping. With this choice you will have great leaves in pretty whorls. These leaves can be any number of different colors and can be bought to go with any desert landscaping design. This plant is the ultimate for desert landscaping because it can grow in rock gardens with ease. This lovely desert landscaping plant also has a unique and interesting flower unlike any other I have ever seen. These small flowers grow in clusters and they can be a few different colors and shades. The most common are yellow, orange and red and pink. If you plant these in your garden you will have butterflies around all of the time and they make for lovely entertainment on their own.

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