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Lawn Care and Landscaping: What’s the Difference?

You may hear the words “lawn care” and “landscaping” used interchangeably. You might even think they mean the same thing, but they are actually two distinct areas in the…

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Those Ants are on FIRE!

We’ve all seen the tell-tale mounds where fire ants live. And I’m hopeful that not too many of you have been on the receiving end…

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Dealing with Grub Trouble

Lawn grubs are the immature form of certain beetles, such as Japanese beetles or June bugs, which are very common in the Little Rock area.…

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Give Your Lawn Some Breathing Room!

You might not realize it, but every once in a while, your lawn needs to be aired out. Over time, your grass becomes compacted, especially…

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How to Get Rid of Crabgrass – for Good

With summer right around the corner, using a professional lawn care service can help you maintain a healthy, lush lawn. One of the obstacles that…

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Five Lawn Care Myths and Why it’s a Good Idea to Hire Professionals

April is National Lawn Care Month, the perfect time to get your yard ready for summer picnics, parties, and evenings sitting by the pool. When…

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Dogs & Lawn Care: Keep Your Yard Green and Your Dog Happy

If you have a dog, you know that experiencing some degree of damage to your lawn isn’t really a surprise. After all, dogs use the…

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Does Your Lawn Have Curb Appeal?

Spring and summer are just around the corner, which means months of sunshine and time spent outdoors with friends and family. Is your lawn ready?…

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Commercial Landscaping in Little Rock: A Trend That’s Here to Stay

Up until relatively recently, Little Rock landscaping projects were the exclusive realm of homeowners. However, during the past several years, a quick stroll around Little…

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4 Tips to Help Ensure a Healthy Lawn this Fall

  For many of our friends in colder regions, lawn care is exclusively a summer activity. Wherever warm-season grass reigns as king, summer is often…

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