R & R Landscaping & Lawn care, LLC

04/12/2019

How to know when your tree is dying. http://www.tcia.org/tcia/Blog_Items/2014/What_To_Do_When_Your_Tree_Is_Dying.aspx

04/10/2019

This is why it is so important to have tree stumps removed from your property!
https://www.hunker.com/13428606/why-remove-tree-stumps

Fully grown, fully blooming trees can add a touch of decor, privacy and beauty to any piece of property. Tree stumps can add just the opposite. Those who must deal with tree stumps have two options: remove it or wait for the tree to grow again. Those looking to remove it are best advised to hire a p...

04/08/2019

Check out the importance of proper tree care!
https://www.puresituationroom.com/insights/2015-03-01-importance-proper-tree-care

Many claims reported in the aftermath of severe weather events are caused by or involve downed trees. The common misconception is that the weather event caused the damage or caused the tree to fall. The reality is, in most cases, extreme weather only played a small part. An underlying issue weakened...

04/05/2019

If you have scrap wood leftover after tree removal, use these clever DIY's.
https://www.bobvila.com/slideshow/21-clever-little-things-to-do-with-scrap-wood-49986 -diy-accent-wall

Don't toss all that scrap wood left over from your last DIY adventure! Instead, put it to good use building one of these fun and functional projects for your home.

04/03/2019

As the weather gets warmer, your tree will change too.
http://canopy.org/blog/summer-tree-care-tips/

This summer, take action to ensure your trees thrive over the warm and dry months. What was not accomplished over the spring should happen now, especially deep watering and mulching to conserve moisture. Following are four tree care tips for [...]

04/01/2019

Getting your trees removed can be fun! Take a look at the 50 ways to upcycle trees and branches!
http://livingvintageco.com/2013/08/50-ways-to-upcycle-tree-branches-and-logs/

I guess you could call me a tree hugger. I do love trees enough to hug them. My appreciation of trees started when I was a little girl. My mother is a painter, and she loved to paint trees. I saw the beauty of them through her eyes. Timber cutting and tree farms are common …

03/29/2019

Snow removal is an essential part of staying in business during the cold winter months!
https://disastersafety.org/ibhs/snow-removal-is-essential-to-keep-a-clear-path-to-your-business/

Why snow removal is essential for every business.

03/25/2019

Is your tree about to fall? Look at this list to find out!
http://www.safebee.com/home/timber-7-signs-tree-may-about-fall

While home insurance usually covers tree damage, don’t take the risk. Learn how to spot a canker in a tree trunk, rotting roots and other hazards.

03/22/2019

How to select the landscape architect for you!
Take a look at our landscaping services, so we can help you with your home!
https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-find-a-landscape-architect-2132377

In trying to find a landscape architect, seek information "through the grapevine." The ideal is to hire one to whom a trusted local gives a positive review.

03/20/2019

How to know if your tree is going to fall over.
https://www.houselogic.com/by-room/yard-patio/dangerous-tree/

Is your tree in danger of falling? Here’s how to spot dangerous trees, how to save it, how much it might cost you, plus other tree maintenance tips.

03/18/2019

Check out this landscape photo gallery to inspire you!
https://www.thespruce.com/landscape-design-photo-gallery-4061764

Check my landscape design photo gallery for front-yard design ideas. Let these landscaping pictures inspire you in your DIY projects.

03/15/2019

When the seasons change, so should your lawn care! Call us to get the best yard care!
https://www.mckaysgrassseeds.com.au/lawn-care-change-seasons-change/

  Being exposed to the elements, your lawn faces a year-round battle for survival. Whether it’s the icy attack of a frost in the dead of winter, or the debilitating heat of a dry Australian summer, your lawn has to hold up against the full force of the extreme Australian climate. The good news is...