by sustainscape | Jul 13, 2020 | Education
Many people believe or perceive much of florida soils as “sand.” After all, we are the floating sandbar of the South! When they go to the beach or walk around a beach property, it is very sandy. However, in many coastal hammocks (before vegetation was removed),...
by sustainscape | Jan 12, 2015 | Education, Quick Tips
Turn off the sprinklers when you receive ample rain during the fall, winter and spring months. When it is cool and moist, fungus will form in St. Augustine and Zoysia grasses. We recommend spraying Liquid Vitae organic fertilizer to reduce damage, but there is really...
by sustainscape | Dec 10, 2014 | Education, Quick Tips
Mulch has two very important functions in the landscape: weed control and nutrient protection. Mulch is used to defend against noxious or invasive weeds. Mulch also has another important job. It protects the top layer of soil (Topsoil) in the bedding areas. ...
by sustainscape | Jul 16, 2014 | Education, Featured 2
We working hard on bringing you a comprehensive article on all of the reasons you should be harvesting rainwater… come back soon for more information!
by sustainscape | Jun 20, 2014 | Education, Featured 1
A short term solution that introduces caustic fertilizers into your landscaping can very well have harmful effects longer down the road. Chemicals developed to bring a quick ‘greening’ to your lawn, floral beds, and shrubbery can begin to condense over time, infusing...
