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Ultimate Guide to Water-Efficient Irrigation
10
Jun

Ultimate Guide to Water-Efficient Irrigation

Want a lush yard without wasting water? Water-efficient irrigation systems are the solution. They deliver the right amount of water exactly where and when it's needed, cutting waste and saving money. Here's what you need to know: Why It Matters: Maryland's groundwater levels are dropping, and traditional irrigation wastes up to 50% of water. Efficient
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5 Yard Drainage Mistakes to Avoid
10
Jun

5 Yard Drainage Mistakes to Avoid

Water damage is costly, preventable, and often starts with poor yard drainage. Avoid these five common drainage mistakes to protect your home and yard: Neglecting Gutter Maintenance: Clogged gutters overflow, causing soil erosion, foundation cracks, and water pooling. Clean gutters twice a year and extend downspouts 6–10 feet from your home. Poor Grading: Yards that
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SWPPP Updates: Maryland Regulations
10
Jun

SWPPP Updates: Maryland Regulations

Maryland’s stormwater rules have changed in 2025. Here’s what property owners, developers, and contractors need to know: Key Change: Maryland is moving away from an all-Environmental Site Design (ESD) approach. The new framework combines ESD with structural stormwater systems to better handle flooding and intense storms. New Compliance Requirements: Construction projects disturbing one acre or
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Native Plants for Maryland Wildlife Habitats
10
Jun

Native Plants for Maryland Wildlife Habitats

Want to support Maryland's wildlife and create a beautiful, low-maintenance garden? Native plants are the answer. They’re perfectly suited to Maryland’s climate, save water, reduce the need for chemicals, and provide food and shelter for local wildlife like birds, bees, and butterflies. Here’s what you need to know: What are native plants? Plants that naturally
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Corrective Actions for Stormwater Non-Compliance
09
Jun

Corrective Actions for Stormwater Non-Compliance

Stormwater non-compliance can lead to hefty fines, project delays, and environmental harm - but quick action and proper management can prevent these issues. Here’s what you need to know: Temporary fixes like silt fences, erosion control blankets, and fiber logs can immediately address sediment and runoff issues. Long-term solutions such as rain gardens, bioswales, permeable
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How Weather Affects Tree Pests in Maryland
09
Jun

How Weather Affects Tree Pests in Maryland

In Maryland, weather plays a huge role in tree pest problems. Extreme conditions like drought, heavy rainfall, and temperature changes weaken trees and create ideal environments for pests to thrive. Here’s a quick summary of how weather impacts tree health and pests: Drought: Weakens tree defenses, reduces sap flow, and attracts pests like bark beetles
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Ultimate Guide to Outdoor Kitchen Maintenance
09
Jun

Ultimate Guide to Outdoor Kitchen Maintenance

Want your outdoor kitchen to last for decades? Regular maintenance is the key. Without it, Maryland’s tough climate - hot, humid summers and freezing winters - can cause rust, stains, cracks, and costly damage. Here’s what you need to know: Daily Care: Clean grills, countertops, and sinks after every use. Remove grease and debris to
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Stormwater Training for Maryland Landscapers
09
Jun

Stormwater Training for Maryland Landscapers

Stormwater training is now essential for Maryland landscapers to meet strict regulations under the Clean Water Act. Whether you're working on large construction projects or smaller developments, compliance is key to avoid penalties and stay competitive. Here's what you need to know: Why It Matters: Training helps landscapers create effective Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP),
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Pruning Techniques for Maryland Gardens
09
Jun

Pruning Techniques for Maryland Gardens

Pruning isn’t just about keeping your garden tidy - it’s essential for plant health, especially in Maryland’s unpredictable climate. Dead branches attract pests and diseases, while overcrowded growth limits airflow, causing fungal issues. Here’s what Maryland gardeners need to know: Preventive Pruning: Remove dead or damaged branches to stop pests and diseases before they spread.
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Ultimate Guide to Hardscaping for Curb Appeal
08
Jun

Ultimate Guide to Hardscaping for Curb Appeal

Want to boost your home’s curb appeal and property value? Hardscaping is the answer. It involves non-living elements like patios, driveways, walkways, and retaining walls that combine beauty with functionality. Here’s why it matters and how to get started: Why Hardscaping? It improves accessibility, reduces maintenance, and enhances your home’s first impression. Features like patios
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