07/26/2023
🌳🪴 Get your landscape in shape with our unbe-leaf-able offer! Don’t miss your chance to give your plants all the TLC they deserve! Enjoy 20% off of all pruning services! Hurry and book now, as spots are limited! 🪴🌳
07/18/2023
Landscaping Tip of the Day: Focus on Water Conservation
One important aspect of landscaping is conserving water, which is not only beneficial for the environment but also for your wallet. Here's a tip to help you conserve water in your landscape:
1. Implement Efficient Irrigation Systems: Install a smart irrigation system or drip irrigation to ensure that water is delivered directly to the root zone of plants, minimizing evaporation and water waste. These systems can be programmed to water your plants during the early morning or late evening when temperatures are cooler, reducing water loss due to evaporation.
2. Choose Native and Drought-Tolerant Plants: Selecting plants that are native to your region or are adapted to local conditions can significantly reduce water usage. Native plants have evolved to thrive in your climate and often require less water than exotic species. Drought-tolerant plants can withstand dry periods and still maintain their beauty, reducing the need for constant watering.
3. Mulch Your Beds: Apply a layer of organic mulch, such as wood chips or straw, around your plants and garden beds. Mulch helps retain soil moisture by reducing evaporation, moderating soil temperature, and suppressing w**d growth. It also adds organic matter to the soil as it breaks down, improving its water-holding capacity.
4. Group Plants with Similar Water Needs: Grouping plants with similar water requirements together in your landscape allows you to provide appropriate irrigation without overwatering or underwatering specific areas. This practice ensures that each plant receives the right amount of water, minimizing waste.
5. Regular Maintenance: Regularly maintain your irrigation system by checking for leaks, clogged sprinkler heads, or broken pipes. Additionally, regularly inspect your landscape for signs of overwatering, such as water runoff or standing water, and adjust your irrigation schedule accordingly.
By implementing these water conservation practices in your landscaping efforts, you can create a beautiful outdoor space while reducing water consumption and promoting a sustainable approach to gardening.
05/19/2023
Have a tree that needs replaced? We have the team to do that! Give us a call for any of your landscape needs! 208-602-7317
05/18/2023
A few before and after snaps from our latest backyard revamp!
04/14/2023
Spring has Sprung! We still have a few openings for cleanup and mowing services, but routes are filling fast! Call TJ @ 208-509-2036 to get a bid today!
12/17/2022
Just a few of our fleet waiting for the snow.
07/28/2022
Lawn Pro is HIRING!
We are a full maintenance landscape company that is locally owned, and can offer potentially year-round, full-time work.
Our benefits may include a medical reimbursement plan, PTO, cell phone reimbursement, bonuses, etc.
We're seeking entry level and experienced crew members for the 2022 season
asap!
Positions needing filled: ALL
Pay range: $17-$30 per hour
Must have a strong work ethic, be dependable, be a team player, be courteous to customers and self-motivated. Must have a valid driver's license, be able to lift 50lbs and operate power equipment safely and efficiently with no to little instruction.
Landscape Maintenance includes mowing, edging, trimming, pruning and general
clean up.
Landscape Construction includes sprinkler installation, laying sod, planting, planter bed installation & skid steer operation.
We will beat your current salary and offer a possible signing bonus! If you're reliable and want to work for a great company that takes care of their employees, call, text or email the office today!
Call/text 208-602-7317 or send resume to [email protected]