Greenshooz Landscaping & Lawn Maintenance | Cumming, GA

Greenshooz Landscaping is an award-winning residential landscaping and lawn maintenance company in Cumming, Georgia. A design – build firm specializing in landscaping makeovers, curb appeal, outdoor living spaces, patios, walkways, retention walls, drainage solutions, container gardens, fire pits, fireplaces, water features, and custom annual and perennial gardens. Servicing the North Atlanta communities of Cumming, Milton, Johns Creek, Alpharetta, and Suwanee since 2004. Check out our photo gallery, video archive and blog for relevant ideas and how-to demonstrations for gardening inspiration.

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Garden Tip #8 Turf Has It’s Place

Is it possible for a landscaper to not have any grass in his own backyard? This year we are looking to make some adjustments in our landscape at home. Here's a photo that captures the intentional use of turf (grass) in the design.  http://www.finegardening.com/design/articles/15-tips-for-designing-a-garden.aspx?id=106534

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Sunday Inspiration for the Soul

Create a welcoming front yard that is sure to attract neighbors.

EXCELLENT article with tips on creating a welcoming front yard that is sure to attract neighbors. 2 great takeaways: Little Free Library and Front Yard Hangout Space. 7 Ways to Create a Neighborly Front Yard

30 Inspiring Outdoor Makeovers

Do you dream of re-doing your yard? These amazing before & afters might be just the motivation you need to tackle your space. http://ow.ly/tPwDQ  

Got Chainsaw? A video worth sharing because of my 4-year-old’s infatuation.

Nothing like a chainsaw video to entertain the children. Courtesy of our friends at L.E. Landscaping & Tree Removal. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=721544971197809&set=vb.185270618158583&type=2&theater

Want the PERFECT veggie garden this year? Start your seeds INDOORS. Now is the time to sow.

Early February is a perfect time to start seeds indoors. Seeds of peppers, tomatoes and eggplants have a longer germination time. Starting them now will give them plenty of time to establish so they are ready to be transplanted outside as soon as we pass our frost-free date. http://www.pikenursery.com/pages/starting-seed-indoors/  

Backyard small on space? Here are a few simple ideas that can make a big impact.

Give Your Compact Patio Some Major Style Give Your Compact Patio Some Major Style   http://bit.ly/1esREF0

2014: Year of the Petunia | Versatile and Vibrant

What’s not to like about petunias? These incredibly versatile plants come in an abundance of sensationally bold colors, are widely adaptable, vigorous, self-reliant and largely pest and disease free. http://www.ngb.org/year_of/index.cfm?YOID=38  

Planning the perfect patio this spring? Which design elements will work for you?

Patio Planning Guide Professional tips for determining the size, shape and layout of a new patio     http://www.landscapingnetwork.com/patios/planning.html    

Which of these garden paths suits your style?

A wet year (and soggy winter) helps identify problem areas in your garden. Maybe a path for your side yard is the perfect solution to a shady spot refusing to grow grass. Find more ideas for walkways here: http://bhgmag.co/1cFErbK

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