Landscaping Blogs

Fall lawn care does more for a Cincinnati lawn than anything you do in spring. Cool-season grass puts its energy into roots once the summer heat breaks, so seed germinates, fertilizer gets used, and thin turf fills in. Miss the...

By late October, Cincinnati yards can go from tidy to covered in leaves fast. A fall yard cleanup resets the property before winter: clearing leaves and debris, cleaning up beds, checking drains, and dealing with anything that should not sit...

The best time to plant trees in Cincinnati is usually early fall, starting around September and finishing early enough for roots to begin establishing before the ground freezes. The soil is still warm, the air is cooler, and deciduous trees...