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When cooler air rolls in and leaves start to turn, many homeowners assume their landscaping work is done for the year. But ask any professional landscaper and they’ll tell you: fall is the most important season for maintaining and protecting your property.

Autumn is a favorite season for many homeowners, with vibrant foliage creating postcard-worthy views. But as beautiful as those falling...

Summer heat waves are becoming more intense and frequent, and your landscape feels the burn. Wilting plants, sun-scorched lawns, and dry,...

1. Plan for Purpose and Scale Every privacy project should start with one simple question : What exactly are you trying to block? Are you...

Your front yard is more than just grass and plants—it’s the first impression your home makes. If you simply want to enjoy a more...

Mulching is a game-changer for maintaining a vibrant and healthy landscape. At Earth Scapes Landscaping Services , we know how crucial it...

Weeds  are the ultimate uninvited guests. They pop up, spread like wildfire, and make your lawn and garden look messy in no time. But not...

Spring isn’t just about clearing away the mess from winter. It’s the perfect chance to rethink your landscape design. Before diving into...

Pavers  are a versatile and durable solution for enhancing the beauty and functionality of your outdoor spaces. One of the best ways to...

When snow starts to fall, it can quickly go from beautiful to stressful. A snow-covered driveway or an icy parking lot isn’t just...

Transforming an outdoor space  into a serene, inviting sanctuary takes more than selecting beautiful plants and hardscapes. A truly...

Water management  is an important part of maintaining both residential and commercial landscapes. Without proper drainage, excess water...

Yard maintenance  is important for keeping your outdoor space in top shape. It’s not just about raking leaves; it's about maintaining the...

As summer draws to a close, it's an ideal time to make the most of your landscape while also getting it ready for the winter ahead....