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Rainwater Harvesting System Costs Explained
13
Oct

Rainwater Harvesting System Costs Explained

Rainwater harvesting systems can save you money on water bills while helping manage stormwater. Costs depend on the system type, materials, installation, and upkeep. Here's a quick breakdown: Rain Barrels: Affordable, holding 50–100 gallons, costing $75–$200 each. Installation adds $300–$1,200. Cistern Systems: Larger storage (1,000–10,000 gallons) with costs starting at $1,500, plus $2,500–$15,000 for installation.
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Ultimate Guide to Drought-Resistant Landscaping
13
Oct

Ultimate Guide to Drought-Resistant Landscaping

Creating a low-water outdoor space doesn’t have to be complicated. Drought-resistant landscaping, or xeriscaping, focuses on using plants and designs suited to your local climate, cutting water use by up to 75%. This guide breaks down how to evaluate your yard, choose water-efficient plants, and incorporate features like mulch and hardscaping to save water and
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Native Plants for Maryland Rain Gardens
13
Oct

Native Plants for Maryland Rain Gardens

Rain gardens in Maryland help manage stormwater, reduce erosion, and support local ecosystems. The key to success? Choosing native plants that thrive in Maryland's climate with minimal upkeep. Here are the top options: Swamp Milkweed: Attracts monarch butterflies; grows 3-4 ft tall in sunny areas. Blue Flag Iris: Handles wet soil, blooms purple-blue flowers, and
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How to Light Outdoor Spaces for Every Season
12
Oct

How to Light Outdoor Spaces for Every Season

Outdoor lighting isn’t just about aesthetics - it’s about safety, functionality, and making the most of your space year-round. Whether it’s icy winters, lush summers, or the transitions of spring and fall, the right lighting can transform your property into a welcoming, practical environment no matter the season. Here’s a quick breakdown of what you
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Checklist for Planting Native Groundcovers on Slopes
12
Oct

Checklist for Planting Native Groundcovers on Slopes

Struggling with erosion on slopes? Native groundcovers are the solution. These plants stabilize soil, control water runoff, and require minimal upkeep. Here's how to get started: Assess Your Slope: Measure slope grade, check sun exposure, and test soil for pH, nutrients, and compaction. Fix Issues First: Address erosion with jute netting or swales and improve
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Stormwater Filtration Costs: What to Expect
12
Oct

Stormwater Filtration Costs: What to Expect

Stormwater filtration systems are essential for managing water runoff, preventing property damage, and meeting local regulations. But how much do these systems cost? Here's a quick breakdown: Residential systems: $2,000 to $30,000 depending on complexity. Commercial systems: Start at $50,000 and can exceed $200,000 for larger or more advanced setups. Additional costs: Site evaluations ($2,000–$2,500),
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5 Wildlife-Friendly Water Features for Maryland Yards
12
Oct

5 Wildlife-Friendly Water Features for Maryland Yards

Adding water features to your Maryland yard can attract local wildlife, create a lively outdoor space, and support your local ecosystem. From ponds to birdbaths, each option provides unique benefits for animals like birds, amphibians, and pollinators. Here's a quick overview of five options: Natural or Human-Made Ponds: Great for amphibians, birds, and insects. Requires
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Ultimate Guide to Winterizing Maryland Gardens
12
Oct

Ultimate Guide to Winterizing Maryland Gardens

Winterizing your Maryland garden is crucial to protect plants, improve soil health, and ensure a thriving spring. Here's how to prepare effectively: Soil and Lawn Care: Clear debris, aerate compacted areas, overseed with cool-season grasses, and apply a potassium-rich fertilizer in late fall to strengthen grass for winter. Plant Protection: Mulch around trees and shrubs,
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Fall Herb Gardening Tips for Maryland Homes
11
Oct

Fall Herb Gardening Tips for Maryland Homes

Fall is an ideal time to plant herbs in Maryland. Cooler temperatures, warm soil, and seasonal rains create excellent conditions for establishing a thriving herb garden. Focus on cool-season herbs like cilantro, parsley, and chives, which grow well in autumn, and hardy perennials like rosemary, sage, and thyme that can survive the winter. To get
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Ultimate Guide to Weather-Resilient Landscaping
11
Oct

Ultimate Guide to Weather-Resilient Landscaping

Maryland's unpredictable weather - ranging from heavy rainfall and storms to hot summers and freezing winters - can wreak havoc on outdoor spaces. To protect your yard and minimize maintenance, focus on these key strategies: Plant Selection: Choose native, drought-tolerant plants suited for Maryland's climate. These plants handle temperature swings and require less water once
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