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How to Fix Yellow Leaves in Lawns, Shrubs & Plants đż (Iron Deficiency Fix with Greg)
Yellowing leaves or pale patches in your lawn, shrubs, or plants? It might not be wateringâit could be low iron.
In this video, Greg walks you through how to spot iron deficiency and what you can do to bring back that deep, healthy green across your entire landscape.
A simple fix that makes a big difference
Why Marigolds Are a MUST for Your Vegetable Garden đź (Companion Planting 101)
Marigolds arenât just prettyâthey actually help your vegetable garden thrive. In this video, we break down why marigolds are one of the best companion plants you can add.
From helping deter pests to supporting healthier plants, this simple addition can make a big difference in your garden.
How to Properly Roll Up a Garden Hose (Plus a Little Fun at the End đ
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Tired of dealing with tangled hoses? In this quick how-to, Greg walks you through an easy, effective way to roll up your garden hose so it stays neat and ready to use.
Stick around to the endâwe had a little fun with this one đđ§
Before & After Waterfall Project
A few months ago, this backyard was a quiet slope rising behind the home. Today, it is something else entirely. Before you even see it, you hear it.
Our team recently completed a 75 foot pondless water feature that flows naturally down the hillside, designed to feel as though it has always belonged to the landscape. Built with local fieldstone, each rock was carefully placed to create a natural rhythm and organic movement from top to bottom.
One of the most important design priorities was the view from inside the home. The layout was carefully planned so the homeowners could experience the stream from the kitchen, living room, and bedroom. This project was not only about building a water feature. It was about creating a daily experience through sight, sound, and thoughtful design.
How-To: Keep Your Annuals Blooming All Season
Want your annuals to keep going strong from spring all the way through summer? It comes down to consistent feeding. Giving your plants the right fertilizer on a regular schedule helps them keep producing blooms instead of slowing down halfway through the season.
A little effort now means fuller plants, brighter color, and way more blooms later
Pond Cleanout with Biofalls Trouble | What We Found
In this cleanout, we tackled a full pond refreshâclearing debris, cleaning the Biofalls, and fertilizing water lilies to get everything ready for the season. đżđ
Along the way, we discovered an issue with the Biofalls system that will need to be replaced. While we got everything cleaned up and looking great for now, weâll be coming back to complete that repair (no footage of that part this time).
Itâs a great reminder that sometimes during a cleanout, you uncover bigger issuesâbut catching them early keeps your pond running smoothly long-term.
Cleaning a Pond with Fish + Exciting Spawning Signs
This pond cleanout comes with a little extra excitementâfish are in the pond and showing signs of spawning! đ During spring, fish become more active, so itâs important to clean carefully while keeping them safe and stress-free.
In this video, we walk through the process of cleaning out debris, improving water quality, and working around active fish, all while spotting those early spawning behaviors.
Itâs a great look at how to maintain a healthy pond during one of the busiest times of the seasonâand what to watch for as your fish start their spring routines.
5 Common Landscape Design Mistakes Homeowners Make and How to Avoid Them
You step outside, imagining a beautiful, welcoming yard. Instead, you see a mix of overgrown bushes, patchy grass, and a space that just doesnât feel inviting. Youâve tried planting flowers, maybe even added a few decorative touches, but the result doesnât match the vision in your head.
Before, After & Cleaned Up! Fountain Rebuild Update
Last year, we redesigned this fountain from the ground upâand now it was time for a refresh. In this video, youâll see the original rebuild, how itâs held up over the past year, and the cleanout process to bring it back to life.
We tackled algae buildup and general maintenance, restoring the look and flow so itâs ready for the season again. Itâs a great look at both the transformation and the upkeep that keeps water features looking their best. đ§đż
If your fountain is starting to look a little tired, this is your signâit might just need a good cleanout!
Leaf Cleanup & Fresh Start | Water Feature Transformation
Watch this water feature go from leaf-filled and winter-worn to clean, clear, and ready for the season! In this cleanout, weâre removing built-up debris, clearing out leaves, and getting everything prepped for a fresh startâperfect timing for spring.
No fish in this one, just a full refresh⌠and a surprise guest appearance at the endâa frog who definitely gives his croak of approval đ¸
If your water feature is looking a little rough after winter, this is your sign itâs time for a cleanout!
Garden Club Seminar: Rhodos, Azaleas & Hydrangeas + Audience Q&A
Join Greg as he shares expert tips with a local garden club on growing and caring for rhododendrons, azaleas, and hydrangeas. From choosing the right varieties to soil, pruning, and getting the best blooms, this seminar covers everything you need to know to level up your landscape.
Stick around for the Q&A at the end, where Greg answers real gardener questions and tackles common challenges you might be facing in your own yard.
Whether youâre just getting started or looking to refine your garden game, this is packed with helpful, practical advice you can use right away.
Stop Wildlife from Stealing Your Fruit! Easy Garden Protection Tips
Are deer, birds, squirrels, or other wildlife helping themselves to your fruit before you get a chance to harvest it? In this video, we share practical and humane ways to protect your fruit trees and berry bushes from common garden pests. From netting and physical barriers to scent deterrents and smart planting strategies, youâll learn simple methods that help you keep more of your harvest while still being wildlife-friendly.
Whether youâre growing apples, berries, peaches, or other backyard fruits, these tips will help you enjoy the fruits of your labor instead of sharing them all with the local critters. đłđđŚ
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