When it comes to backflow preventers, there’s some wrong information circulating out there. I want to set the record straight. Read on to learn what backflow preventers are and why they’re necessary for keeping your drinking water safe. Our landscapes have all kinds of things that can make us sick if they get into our […]
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Freddi is a maintenance crew leader here at Groundcare Landscape. He enjoys cracking jokes and making everyday life as enjoyable as he possibly can. When asked what he likes best about his job, Freddi said that he is never bored. From gardening to maintenance, he loves it all! He really finds joy in his everyday
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This year, World Water Day lands on Monday, March 22. Less known to us than Earth day, World Water Day is an annual day of observance created by the United Nations. The first one was in 1993. It’s aim is to create global awareness on the importance of fresh water and sanitation. Even though our
Not only can broken valves be annoying, they can also cost you a lot of money. A sudden increase in your water bill is a sure sign that there is a water leak somewhere. If the leak is not inside your home, it is likely your sprinkler irrigation system and most often the result of
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Whether you are an experienced gardener or a weekend enthusiast, there are some things you should consider when making changes to your landscape. Regardless of whether you are planning a complete garden makeover or just looking to make a couple of changes, there are several important factors to take into account before doing anything. I’ve
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Have you heard the expression, “What would you do if you knew you couldn’t fail?” It’s a loaded question that usually leads nowhere. Eight times out of ten you begin daydreaming of building a spaceship or a time machine. Best-selling author on marketing and leadership, Seth Godin, says a better question to consider is: “What
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Regardless of whether your landscape consists of mostly grass or a variety of plants and shrubs, you have probably needed to fertilize at one point or another. Lawn and plants need a boost every now and then to help them get through seasons or to make them bloom better. Most people use either a slow-release
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The easiest and fastest way to have healthy looking plants is to regularly prune them. There are four main goals when pruning plants, shrubs, or trees. They are 1) to remove dead branches, 2) to remove damaged branches, 3) to open the plant and improve air circulation, 4) to create an attractive shape. Pruning promotes
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Aphids are one of the most common pests in southern California landscapes. Aphids are small, soft-bodied insects with long slender mouthparts used to pierce stems or leaves. They tend to feed in dense groups on leaves or new growth stems and do not move rapidly when disturbed. Almost every plant has one or more aphid
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Customer satisfaction has always been a top priority for us at Groundcare Landscape. We value the opinions of our clients. As such, we sent out surveys last month to all of our landscape maintenance clients. The results are in and they were incredibly supportive and kind. I’m pleased to announce that we received nothing but
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