The stale brown color of plant leaves and the algae-green color of soil shouldn’t overshadow the vibrant colors you’ve planted around your green space this spring.
If they do, however, you could be...
The time for spring planting has arrived.
While designing and implementing your flower beds consider adding drought tolerant plants to your landscape.
The warm temperatures and damp conditions of spring have arrived early and, while rainfall is necessary for your property, there is such thing as too much rainwater.
Crape myrtles can liven up any property with colorful blooms and lush leaves.
But if they become infested with bark scale, they can be a real eye sore and even die.
Luckily, crape myrtle bark scale...
Since opening our doors in 1986, our landscaping experts at Michael Hatcher & Associates, Inc. have seen many outdoor trends come and go. Some of these trends, such as wooden decks, come in at high...
The summer heat has lifted and in its place are the cooler temperatures of fall, and even an occasional dusting of frost. Take advantage of this change-of-the-season by slipping on a sweater and...
Many Mid-South residents have turned to a more sustainable lifestyle in the form of native plants, or plants that can withstand more heat, require less water and stand many insects. These residents,...
The sustainability movement is alive and well as many people are turning towards urban gardening.
Once deciding on an urban garden, however, how do you begin and maintain your project?
Summertime is not only hot, but dry as well. Rather than struggling to keep your flowers and plants alive, however, turn to native plants. Here are three reasons you should include these types of...
Is your family looking to redesign the landscaping that's surrounding your home? Consider a reduced lawn area.
