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How to Choose Natural Stone for Your Patio
07
Sep

How to Choose Natural Stone for Your Patio

Natural stone patios combine style, durability, and functionality, making them a popular choice for outdoor spaces. Whether you prefer the earthy tones of flagstone, the sleek look of bluestone, or the warmth of travertine, the right stone can transform your patio into a long-lasting and visually appealing area. Here’s what you need to know: Types
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How to Install Brick Edging for Garden Beds
06
Sep

How to Install Brick Edging for Garden Beds

Installing brick edging is a simple way to define your garden beds while adding durability and style. It creates clear boundaries, prevents soil and mulch from spreading, and can even serve as a mowing guide. Here's a quick breakdown of what you'll need and how to get started: Tools: Spade, lawn edger, rubber mallet, hand
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5 Benefits of Porous Asphalt for Water Runoff
06
Sep

5 Benefits of Porous Asphalt for Water Runoff

Porous asphalt is a game-changer for managing water runoff. Unlike conventional asphalt, it lets water seep through its surface, reducing runoff, preventing floods, and improving water quality. Here’s what you need to know: Reduces Surface Runoff: Water passes through the asphalt into the ground, cutting runoff by 45–99%. Prevents Flooding: Eliminates pooling and ponding, improving
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Case Studies: Urban Runoff Filtration in Maryland
06
Sep

Case Studies: Urban Runoff Filtration in Maryland

Urban runoff filtration is one of Maryland's key strategies to protect waterways like the Chesapeake Bay. Here's what you need to know: The Problem: Urban runoff, caused by rainwater flowing over impervious surfaces, carries pollutants (phosphorus, metals, hydrocarbons) into waterways, harming ecosystems and blocking sunlight. The Goal: Maryland enforces strict stormwater regulations to meet federal
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How to Use Crushed Glass in Landscaping
06
Sep

How to Use Crushed Glass in Landscaping

Crushed glass is a recycled material that's gaining popularity in landscaping for its durability, vibrant colors, and low maintenance. It’s made from post-consumer glass that’s cleaned, crushed, and tumbled to remove sharp edges, making it safe to handle and walk on. This material stands out for its ability to reflect light, adding a shimmering effect
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Quick Fixes for Erosion on Sloped Properties
06
Sep

Quick Fixes for Erosion on Sloped Properties

Erosion on sloped properties can cause serious damage if ignored. Heavy rain often leads to runoff that strips away soil, damages landscaping, and creates drainage problems. Acting fast with temporary fixes can help protect your property while you plan for permanent solutions. Here’s a quick summary of what you can do: Look for warning signs:
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Ultimate Guide to Seasonal Outdoor Furniture Storage
05
Sep

Ultimate Guide to Seasonal Outdoor Furniture Storage

Taking care of your outdoor furniture is crucial to protect your investment and ensure it lasts for years. Maryland’s extreme weather, from humid summers to icy winters, can damage materials like wood, metal, and fabric. Proper seasonal storage can prevent issues like rust, warping, mold, and fading. Here’s how to keep your furniture in excellent
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Erosion Plan Compliance: Key Solutions
05
Sep

Erosion Plan Compliance: Key Solutions

If you’re planning a landscaping or construction project in Maryland, erosion and sediment control compliance is non-negotiable. These regulations protect waterways from soil erosion and sediment runoff, ensuring both environmental safety and the protection of your property. Projects disturbing over 5,000 square feet or involving over 100 cubic yards of fill require permits, with stricter
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Ultimate Guide to CGP Compliance
05
Sep

Ultimate Guide to CGP Compliance

The Construction General Permit (CGP) is a federal requirement under the Clean Water Act that regulates stormwater discharges from construction sites disturbing one acre or more of land. Compliance ensures construction activities protect water quality and avoid legal penalties. Key steps include: Submit a Notice of Intent (NOI): File electronically at least two days before
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FAQs About Xeriscaping Design Principles
05
Sep

FAQs About Xeriscaping Design Principles

Xeriscaping is a landscaping method designed to reduce water use and maintenance by focusing on drought-tolerant plants and efficient design. It’s especially practical for Maryland homeowners who want to save water, lower utility bills, and create low-maintenance outdoor spaces. The approach relies on seven core principles: planning, improving soil, efficient irrigation, selecting the right plants,
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