The checklist is a great invention. It helps make sure you get your car oil changed, you remember to bring your swimsuit to your beach vacation and you don’t forget to buy Oreos.
You need a checklist for your lawn sprinkler system maintenance, too.
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The Best Plants To Use As A Privacy Screen
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Some days, you just want to grill burgers in your robe.
Or lounge on the deck with your hair a mess.
And even if you love your neighbors, you don't necessarily want to watch them skim their pool or wash their dog.
Maybe you love living in the city, but the street noise interferes with your backyard chill.
You need some privacy.
Brick wall? Too fortress-like. Tall wooden fence? Too much work.
Plants might offer just the privacy you need.
Here's a look at some of the best plants to use for privacy, from trees to shrubs, grasses to vines.
You want your commercial property to be welcoming, and there are lots of ways to say that:
Welcome!
Come on in!
Walk this way! Whoa, wait, not this way — you’ll trample the petunias. Yikes, not that way, you’ll step on the new grass seedlings.
Let’s face it, not everybody on your busy commercial property is willing to tiptoe through the tulips.
Spring! It’s worth celebrating here in Idaho. Send yourself some flowers!
Better yet, grow some yourself — then, if you plan things right, you can enjoy them well into fall.
It all starts with preparing your flower beds for spring.
It’s a good thing you have a calendar, right? It reminds you of all the important stuff in life: holidays, birthdays, your dog’s vet appointment, the “buy a dozen donuts get a dozen free” days.
Your commercial property landscaping has a calendar, too. Every season has tasks that are crucial to the time of year.