Spring is here–time to fix up your yard! From planting trees and shrubs, a new patio, and cleaning up your lawn, there’s no limit to the things that can be done to help your property become revitalized after the snow melts as the warm weather returns. You’ve called a landscape company to get a quote… Read More »
Should You Hire a Landscaper…or Do It Yourself?
April 2, 2018
Winter Home Safety Tips
January 8, 2018
As you already know, this Groundhog doesn’t hibernate! We are busier than beavers in the wintertime, removing snow for our commercial clients. We look forward to seeing all of our residential clients in the spring time, so we encourage them to be safe during the winter season. Last winter, we gave you some tips on… Read More »
Affordable Landscape Lighting
December 6, 2017
In New Hampshire, low-voltage landscape lighting is not as popular as it is in other parts of the country that have warm seasons year-round. Perhaps it’s this seasonal perception of lighting – or just that we are frugal New Englanders – that will cause homeowners to look for affordable landscape lighting options. When they come… Read More »
Patio Construction Project at Griffin Park in Windham NH
September 27, 2017
At Groundhog Landscaping, we feel privileged to have provided paver installation services for the Griffin Park patio construction project in Windham New Hampshire. ” The patio was designed with community engagement in mind. It incorporates a gazebo for sitting in the shade on a hot day, or for musicians to entertain park visitors in the… Read More »
Red Foliage in the New Hampshire Landscape
September 19, 2017
It’s that time of year again when we start to see lots of out-of-state license plates. It is leaf-peeper season! New England foliage is known as some of the best color displays in the world, drawing thousands to New Hampshire to catch the first glimpses of it. What’s your favorite fall foliage color? To be sure,… Read More »
Summer Lawn Care Strategies
June 20, 2017
Summer is upon us again! In the world of lawn care, this means a shift away from weed and insect management and into drought stress management and fungicide treatments. If Groundhog Landscaping is not performing lawn maintenance services for you, your turf grass is begging you to shift just two of your lawn maintenance strategies… Read More »
Groundhog Turf Care’s Own Website!
May 26, 2017
In 2014 we launched an entirely new division at Groundhog Landscaping. The idea behind Groundhog Turf Care was to provide professional landscape pest management services to our clients. As a landscape construction and maintenance company, we are full throttle every season from mulching and mowing maintenance to commercial snow and ice management in the winter.… Read More »
Killing Moles and Other Pest Control Myths
March 18, 2017
The ground is barely thawed out and you’ve already got lawn damage from moles tunneling under the turf. Anxious to be on top of the lawn care this year, you run out to the home improvement store and there, on a pallet by the door, is your answer – buy a bag of Grub-Ex and… Read More »
Drought Tolerant Landscape Plants
October 18, 2016
It’s been called “the drought of 2016.” The lack of rain this year and the specter of town irrigation bans across New Hampshire has led to a lot of questions about drought tolerant landscaping. We hope that this is merely an odd dry period and rain will fall more regularly in 2017. However, it’s not… Read More »
Fall Leaf Cleanups
September 21, 2016
Fall is called “fall” for a reason—the leaves ACTUALLY fall from the trees! While it’s tempting to ignore them to celebrate the holidays or watch football, leaves can cause problems for your lawn if left unattended. Here are a few reasons why you should clean up your yard when fall rolls around. For starters, wet… Read More »
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