July Lawn Care
Hard to believe, but here comes July and July lawn care! We are ready, but is your yard ready? Here are some tips for helping your lawn and gardens look their best this month! July When it comes to cutting the grass, be sure to raise the cutting height of your lawnmower. You should raise 1 to 1.5...
Memorial Day Fun with the Family
Hard to believe, but this weekend marks the beginning of summer and yes, Memorial Day will be here. For many it means cook outs, days at the lake and even perhaps some yard work. We will get to that later, but let's discuss some Memorial Day fun that does not involve lawn maintenance. We have some...
Vegetable Garden Planting in April
Looking to start your own vegetable garden this Spring? Never fear, we are here today to tell you what you need to be planting in the next few weeks. Yes, we are all about landscaping, but we too love a good home grown tomato! Thank to the University of Georgia Extension Program, we have a...
Springtime Planting
Is there anything more satisfying than springtime planting? Yes, flowers are beautiful, and grass can make your yard, but we are talking about planting your vegetable garden. The question then becomes, what should you be planting this spring? Below is what Southern Living recommends for garden...
February Tasks for Your Lawn
Here at Stone Creek Landscaping, we are always looking for interesting tips and advice to share with our readers and this month we are sharing February tasks for your lawn. We found a fantastic Season Gardening Calendar on Walter Reeves', the Georgia Gardener, website. His helpful tips are ones...
Time to Take Your Christmas Tree Down
It is January 3, and many of you probably have either taken your Christmas tree down, or are planning to do so this weekend. And if you purchased a real tree, you may be wondering what is the best way to dispose of it. We thought the same thing too and found out there are plenty of eco-friendly...
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