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Category: Mosquito Control
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Created: Tuesday, 14 January 2020 11:13
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Written by The Bio Green Team
Although the new year has just begun, hope remains high for warm weather’s return so you're able to use your outdoor living space for entertaining once again. And if you're anything like most American homeowners, you'll want to get the most you can out of this part of your property. Mosquitoes have long been one of the pests that we dread encountering in our region, and no one wants to reduce their guest’s enjoyment of an annual cookout or swim party because of a mosquito swarm in the yard.
So how can you keep mosquitoes from ruining the festivities? Keep these tips in mind and you'll be able to tell them to buzz off for good.
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Category: Drainage Issues
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Created: Friday, 10 January 2020 11:45
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Written by The Bio Green Team
It's no secret that your lawn needs the right amount of water to thrive. But if you don't properly control how water due to storm runoff or other sources is managed on your property, you could end up with a drainage problem.
Whether your area has been receiving heavy rain or your yard has existing grading problems, drainage issues can cause a lot of damage to your lawn, landscape or home. Fortunately, there are many drainage solutions to help you fight back against an overflow of water.
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Category: Lawn Care
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Created: Tuesday, 31 December 2019 10:35
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Written by The Bio Green Team
Everyone loves a beautiful, well-kept, green lawn during the summer, spring and fall. But what's a homeowner to do during the winter? Short days, cold temperatures and freezing snow or ice can keep your landscaping and outdoor spaces from looking their best. Maintaining your home's curb appeal is important when it comes to its overall value, even during the winter. Nearly 90% of real estate agents encourage homeowners to invest in landscaping efforts prior to selling. If you want to maintain your home's curb appeal year-round, consider these tips to improve your winter landscaping.
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