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04/16/2026

As the spring season begins, are you considering a landscape update or enhancement? Contact Triple L Outdoor Solutions LLC at 504-453-3193.

03/14/2026

Simple and low maintenance. Is that what you need? Give Triple L Outdoor Solutions LLC a call at 504-453-3193.

03/11/2026

Can we help unlock the full potential of your outdoor space and turn it into a breathtaking retreat? Call Triple L Outdoor Solutions LLC at 504-453-3193.

03/09/2026

Comprehensive replanting and cleanup services are available. For landscapes requiring reduction to a more manageable scale, consider contacting Triple L Outdoor Solutions LLC at 504-453-3193.

03/01/2026

It’s a good day to lay sod, the weather is beautiful. It’s a great time to get sod installed before the warmer temperatures to help the sod grow. Give Triple L Outdoor Solutions LLC a call at 504-453-3193 for your free consultation.

02/11/2026

As early spring arrives, it's the perfect opportunity to sod new construction projects or existing lawns, giving the sod ample time to establish itself before summer heat sets in. Reach out to Triple L Outdoor Solutions LLC at 504-453-3193 for a free consultation. Our team has recently completed a Zoysia sod installation project.

Our services encompass:

Grading,

Soil supply (River silt or clay),

Sod installation (Centipede, St. Augustine, Bermuda, and Zoysia).

02/09/2026

Get ready for spring by revitalizing your outdoor space with Triple L Outdoor Solutions LLC, contact us at 504-453-3193. Our recent landscape project demonstrates our capabilities.

01/29/2026

Spring is right around the corner. Let Triple L Outdoor Solutions LLC come out and assess your landscape to keep your curb appeal blossoming. Contact us at 504-453-3193.

❄️ Did the freeze leave your plants looking sad and soggy?
Bitter cold has settled across Louisiana, and many of us woke up to frozen, droopy plants. It’s tempting to start trimming or clearing them out as soon as temperatures rise, but LSU AgCenter horticulturist Jason Stagg says hold off on the pruning shears for now.
🌿 Why wait?
Even if leaves look burned or mushy, the stems and roots may still be alive and ready to bounce back this spring. Plus, with more nights in the 20s ahead, damaged top growth can actually help insulate and protect the roots during the next freeze.
🌱 Stagg’s key advice:
➡️ Wait until spring to prune freeze‑damaged plants. By then, you’ll clearly see what survived and where new growth is emerging.
➡️ If you must tidy things up sooner:
• Prune as little as possible
• Never remove more than one‑third of a plant’s height
• Avoid cutting plants all the way to the ground
• Check for life by gently scraping a stem — green tissue means it’s alive!
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