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We were pleased to be featured in an issue of Chicagoland Gardening Magazine. The article is titled, An Urban Utopia. It highlights the multi-level series of terraces and rooftop deck we designed for a vacant space on a street in Chicago. Click here to read the entire article.
WATERING GUIDELINES
Proper watering is one of the best things you can do to ensure the start and survival of new and existing landscape plants. Here are a few guidelines to help you keep your landscape looking its best when we are not getting regular rainfall:
Annuals & Perennials 1-2 hours twice a week, let top of soil dry between watering, but please do not let plants wilt.
Established groundcovers 1 hour every 2 weeks.
Small shrubs soaker hose or slow trickle 1-2 hours every week.
Ornamental Trees & Large Evergreens soaker hose or slow trickle 4 hours every week.
Lawns give new sod a good soaking 45 min. 1 hour daily. Sprinkle seed daily just enough to keep it moist. Established lawns need 1-1.5 of water each week, depending on sun exposure. Or, you can let the lawn go dormant.
Keep an eye on your plants and landscape; they will let you know when they are not getting enough water.
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