Never heard of fogging? Fogging is a type of disinfection that uses very low concentrations of biocides (liquid agents that kill germs) in vapour to thoroughly sanitize any room, no matter how big or tightly packed it is. Foggers have been used for decades in facilities like hospitals and laboratories, but these days, you can find many corporate office cleaning companies that offer fogging services for workplaces. But why opt for fogging in the first place? Read More»
When you’re planning a landscaping project that requires the purchase of a large quantity of soil, you’re going to want to make sure you are opting for the right soil for your needs. It’s a common assumption that topsoil and garden soil are interchangeable, but they are two quite different products, and understanding the differences can save you money and frustration. Here’s an overview of these two types of soil: Read More»
Would you want to landscape your home? A well-designed landscape will enhance the appeal of your property and make it more attractive to potential customers. Read this article for some landscape improvement tips.
Start With An Inspection
Inspect your landscape to determine its current condition and evaluate the scope of works. Your inspection should assess the following:
Does the landscape need a stormwater drainage system? You need to redirect stormwater to the public drainage, not your neighbour’s property. Read More»
If you enjoy spending time in your garden, then you probably want your lawn to look lush and healthy. However, you can’t always control how your grass grows.
Years of kids running around on the lawn may have left you with patchy and worn grass. If you’ve recently had building work done in your garden or outside your home, then your contractor’s equipment might have chewed up parts of your lawn. Read More»
Kikuyu grass is native to Africa and has become one of the popular warm-season perennial grasses in Australia. The leaves and stems of the grass are covered with fine hairs that give it a coarse texture. The difference between this grass species and the Bermuda and St. Augustine species is that Kikuyu grass has a flat leaf blade and pointed tip, and its fringe of hairs is a little longer. Here are the three main reasons that you should consider having Kikuyu grass on your lawn or backyard. Read More»
