Thinking about planting Annual and Perennial flowers this year? Middle to late Spring is the most opportune time to plant perennials and annuals in your garden. By planting them in mid to late Spring, you ensure that any late night frosts do not effect root growth, or plant health. You also ensure that the heat … Continue reading When to Plant Perennials and Annuals!
We all love the look of a nicely landscaped yard. Brick Retaining Walls and Brick Paver Pathways are an excellent way of adding even more elegance to your property! Not only do Brick Retainer Walls help control soil erosion, they also help keep precious mulch from entering your turf. Although Brick Retainer Walls and Pathways … Continue reading Retaining Walls and Brick Paver Stones
Not sure exactly what to do for your Sprinkler Turn On? Don’t worry, Total Lawn Care can help! During a Sprinkler Turn On, we check all sprinkler heads for proper coverage and proper working order. We then set your clock for you, and make any recommendations you may want to impliment to better irrigate your landscaping. We … Continue reading Sprinkler Turn On and Water Audit
Spring Clean Ups and other Yard Services are under way! TLC is currently out doing yard work and gutter cleaning for our customers, and want to remind you it is time to sign up! Whether you want a Spring Cleaning, Yard Clean Up, Gutter Cleaning, or any other garden service, Call us at 248-588-1694 info@totallawncareinc.com, or Click … Continue reading Spring Clean Up, Yard Services
Total Lawn Care Inc. prevented over 500 yards of green yard waste and debris from entering a landfill facility and recycled the product into plant compost. This compost is an excellent planting medium! Great for Vegetable Gardens, and planting new spring annuals! We also recycle our tree material into our own Double Shredded Hardwood Bark Mulch! … Continue reading Organic Mulch and Compost Installed!
Compacted soil creates an inhospitable environment for grass root development. While a layer of thatch is healthy for most yards, sometimes this layer becomes too dense for roots to develop properly. The effects of compaction include a decrease in drainage (permeability), water-holding capacity, and air movement within the soil. After extended periods of compaction, the … Continue reading Soil Compacted? Get a free diagnosis!