by Ninja Lawns | Apr 6, 2016 | Landscaping, Turf Grass
“I amended my soil last fall to balance out the pH, but it still looks the same. What did I do wrong?” Well, you may have put too much or too little product, such as lime, into your soil. Certain soils need certain types and amounts of adjustment, and it can be a...
by Ninja Lawns | Apr 5, 2016 | Gardening
Peas are an early-spring crop, one of the first to plant and the first to harvest! Try planting seeds 1 inch apart in rows, knowing that you’ll have to thin them out as the grow and expand. Early spring peas thrive in sandy, loamy soil, so raised beds are a...
by Ninja Lawns | Apr 4, 2016 | Gardening, Summer
This little beauty works wonders as a filler in containers, or planted in clusters or along pathways. It’s delicate, small white blooms are generously sprinkled overtop of it’s slender stems, making it a great accent to other nearby landscaping....
by Ninja Lawns | Apr 1, 2016 | Gardening, General Ideas, Landscaping
Don’t be fooled by these pretty purple flowers that you see climbing all over the treetops these days. Chinese Wisteria may be a lovely mantle to gaze at in the springtime, but lookout! These vines are designed to tangle themselves around trees and choke them until...
by Ninja Lawns | Mar 31, 2016 | About Ninja Lawns, General Ideas
As we’ve said before, choosing the right landscape crew is not the easiest thing in the world — BUT! There are certain things to look for that will make it easier to settle on the right team. The landscape organization that is right for you will have not...
