Pet owners know that the odor that accompanies dog urine can be an issue with almost all softscapes and hardscapes used in landscaping. Natural grass lawns, bare dirt, concrete patios, paving stone walkways and artificial grass can all acquire an unpleasant aroma if they are regularly used as a restroom area by pets. To compound […]
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You just got your beautiful new sod installed. Or you just spent the day fertilizing, mowing, and watering–you’re so close to getting the lawn look you’ve always wanted! Then your dog (or that pesky neighbor dog) pees on it. It’s not your dog’s fault: he has to use the bathroom and you can’t always take
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If you have a fenced in yard and have a pet-friendly home, creating an outdoor space is a great way to keep your pets happy and a chance to get outside, and keep your house clean at the same time (psst: no muddy paw prints inside!) Creating a place that they can get fresh air,
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While you’re Marie-Kondoing your house, prepping your yard for weekend soirees, and doing your annual spring cleaning, don’t neglect your lawn. Preventative maintenance is just like an annual check-up, and checking in on your home’s exterior and yard – including your synthetic turf, is important too. While you’re not having to spray weed killer or
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In addition to being a landscaping focal point, minimal maintenance (and NO watering!) … one lesser-thought of advantages to synthetic turf is that there are no bugs! From rooftop gardens and indoor playing areas, putting greens, and dog runs – places where you don’t want bacteria or pests in the first place – now you
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If you’re a pet owner, and on the edge about purchasing turf for your lawn, one looming question is whether or not it will hold up to your pets. Worn areas are created in natural grass from the notorious running path, and playing fetch and pushing off of the ground can also lead to wear