March Maintenance
While March Madness might be a common term this month, here at Stone Creek Landscaping we are all about March Maintenance. Below are some tips for preparing for Spring. We found these at SouthernLiving.com and agree these are the things you should do this month: Lawns As warm-season turf begins to...
Too Much Rain can Mean Big Lawn Problems
It seems as if the rain might never stop here in Georgia, and too much rain can mean big lawn problems for you. Below are five major issues you could find yourself dealing with if your yard does indeed get too much rain. Fungus Rainfall and humid conditions are perfect for a variety of fungal...
Keeping your Plants Alive in the Winter
Keeping your plants alive in the winter is no easy task. Many days the sun never makes it out. Setting plants by the window might work during other seasons, but what about those cold windows and drafts in the winter? Well our team at Stone Creek Landscaping did some research and found a fantastic...
February Lawn and Garden Tips
If your lawn and garden are anything like ours, they certainly took a hit during the cold snap in December. Zone 7 is just not made for those kind of cold temperatures! We could say that stands for plants and people, too! Will that be the worst of it? No one can say for sure, but what we do know...
How to Care for Your Christmas Tree
Tis the season for shopping and caring for your Christmas tree! If you have taken the fake tree route, then life is easy. However, if you have a live tree spreading Christmas joy ... and pine needles ... we have some great tips for you. What Do I Need? If you do not own a fresh cut tree stand, you...
Decorating with Pumpkins
Let's have some fun this week and talk about decorating your home for fall with pumpkins. Pumpkins are the obvious choice for decorating your porch or front door area, but we are going to show some creative idea for taking those decorations to the next level. Check out these tips from Better Homes...
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