8 October 2020
If you have just gone through (or are currently going through) major construction work, then the last thing on your mind right now is how it will affect your garden. However, once all this work is done and your new home or building looks shiny and new, there is a good chance that the surrounding area will be nothing but churned up mud. This is an unfortunate byproduct of construction work, and it can be very hard to get plants to start growing again in these large dead spots.
16 July 2020
While water is essential for your plants, too much water could cause many different problems. The most common is stagnant pools where mosquitoes breed. Such pools of water are also a sanitation hazard for small children, and they could waterlog your plants over time. Luckily, you can eliminate stagnant pools of water through landscaping. Strategies such as digging shallow wells, applying stone/concrete and enriching the soil layers could prevent waterlogging in your yard.