If there’s a geyser in your front yard attracting tourists with cameras, you probably have an irrigation system leak. (You should at least charge some sort of admission while you wait for the irrigation repair company to show up.)
But detecting a leak in your irrigation system isn’t always that easy. Leaks can be hidden, even sneaky.
Let’s start with reasons not to install a pergola in your Florida backyard.
1. Hmmmm.
2. Well, there’s…
3. Hmmm.
Maybe we’ll have better luck with reasons to install a pergola in your Florida backyard.
Put your feet up. There are plenty. Too bad you don’t have a pergola to relax beneath as you ponder this list…
Let’s admit it — we all have artificial turf envy every time we watch a football game on TV.
So green! No mowing! No weeding!
If you've been preparing your soil for sod installation by talking to it in a soothing voice and telling it how pretty it will look with fresh green sod, you’re doing it wrong.
Remember when you were a kid and you thought you heard a monster in your closet, so you squeezed your eyes closed really tight, and wished super hard it would just go away?
And it worked!
It doesn’t work that way with sprinkler problems.
If you need a rowboat to get back to your grill, you’ve got a yard drainage problem.
So you hit the internet for DIY yard drainage solutions.
Florida has a lot of cool stuff: oranges, gators, a famous mouse.
If you’re hiding out from gangsters (we know, you were framed) or panicked that aliens will find you, or just want to disappear for a few days with no questions asked, nevermind about landscape lighting for curb appeal.
Some paver driveways are so impressive, you can host a party out there. The problem: everybody will spend the whole time looking down and not even notice your great new haircut.
If your new sod lawn is home to a family of swans and the occasional bottlenose dolphin, you’re watering too much.
You’re eager to make sure your new sod gets enough water, and that’s a good thing.
