If you went with a live Christmas tree this year, you may be wondering what to do with it after the holiday season. For those of you who want to reuse it instead of just recycling it or throwing it away, we are here to tell you that you can actually use it in your gardening!

Interested in adding a little more festivity to your landscaping before the holidays hit?
Here are some of our favorite options for decorating your yard before Christmas.

Interested in adding a retaining wall to your landscaping? It can be a great addition to a yard that needs to prevent erosion from happening, and doing this can add some depth and texture to your space as well.

Are you considering adding stonework to your landscaping this year in San Bruno? Wondering who you should contact to help you out?

Here are some options for those of you who want to add some holiday cheer to your front porch. Whether you want something elaborate and bright or something minimal, there are options for you here.

If you live in an area of the country that experiences a noticeable temperature drop this time of year and you have an irrigation system, you should definitely make sure you winterize your system to prepare.

While there is a multitude of beautiful plants you can choose for your landscaping, they are not always the best option. A lot of attractive plants can be incredibly invasive, and it’s important to know which of these to avoid.

Whether your own cat likes to explore your garden beds, or your landscaping often has visiting stray cats walking through, it’s important to know how to keep these furry friends out of your garden beds.

For those of you who are residents in Pacifica, California, you may be wondering how to handle your yard clean-up and debris removal. We have a few tips for you.

When it comes to garden maintenance this fall, mulching should definitely be on your to-do list. Doing this is a great way to get your garden and landscaping ready for the upcoming winter season, and ensures that your yard looks good during dormant months.