How to Stop Deer from Eating your Plants
Many homeowners are waking up to find most of their flowers eaten to the ground. What in the world is causing this problem? Well if you are in Georgia, the answer is most likely deer! But how does one get the deer to stop having an early morning snack on your lawn? Here are some great suggestions...
January Lawn Maintenance
Happy New Year and welcome to January! With the new year comes new lawn needs and today we are here to share some of the most important items you should focus on this month. January Keep mower blades sharp and lawn tools ready. Spring comes early in southern zones. Neaten dormant, far-south lawns...
Merry Christmas from Stone Creek Landscaping
As we approach Christmas, we wanted to say thank you for your support throughout what we will call ... a very unusual year! 2020 is definitely one for the books, but thanks to our wonderful clients, we stayed busy and were able to continue working through the pandemic. As you begin to prepare for...
How to Care for your Poinsettias
Chances are you might have poinsettias in your home this holiday season. The holiday plant is a favorite of many, and if cared for correctly can last well past the holiday season. Not sure how to care for your poinsettia? Check out these great tips from Lowe's on caring for your Christmas plant....
What To Do With All Those Fall Leaves
These blustery Georgia days are truly wreaking havoc on the beautiful fall colored leaves in the trees. And no doubt you have mountains of leaves in your yard. Which leads us to the question of, what should you do with those leaves. We found a great list of suggestions at HGTV and wanted to share...
November Garden and Lawn Care Checklist
Can you believe November will be here Sunday? What has felt like the year that would never end, will soon be coming to a close. And as the winter months approach it is time to prepare your yard and garden. Below are some tips from SouthernLiving.com to help prepare your yard. November Checklist...
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