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In this informative video, we discuss the crucial topic of watering wisely to prevent overwatering and root rot in your plants. Overwatering is one of the most common mistakes gardeners make, leading to unhealthy plants and wasted effort. Join us as we share essential tips, signs to look out for, and best practices to ensure your plants thrive. Let’s keep your garden flourishing!

It’s a 🔥 one out there! Here are some tips to keep your turf as healthy as possible…. 1. Mow your grass higher during extreme heat. Helps to retain moisture and shade the soil. 2. Water in the early morning so it’s hydrated prior to the sun beating down. Avoid overwatering!

🌨️ Have you checked off your winter maintenance list yet? Here are some essential manure management tips to keep your barn and fields winter-safe! ✔️Empty that manure bunker before the snow hits! ✔️ Avoid manure spreading on snow-covered or frozen ground (especially when there’s more than 5cm of snow) to limit run-off and protect nearby watercourses. ✔️Set up regular bunker emptying with your broker to minimize flies and odours all year long. And remember, Nutrient Management Plans are valid for 5 years! Get in touch if yours needs a refresh. ❄️Let’s keep our barns safe, clean, and winter-ready! Wondering if your farm needs a Nutrient Management Strategy? Find out in the comments ⬇️

Moving house plants can be stressful for both you and your greenery! Here are some tips to ensure your plants thrive during the move: 🌻 Prune Early: Trim dead leaves about 3 weeks before moving. 🌻 Water Wisely: Water thoroughly a few days before, but ensure proper drainage. 🌻 Secure Safely: Use moving boxes to keep them stable. 🌻 Bug-Free Move: Use a flea collar to prevent pests. Read our latest blog for more tips on moving houseplants:

Among window cleaning, gutter cleaning, preventing algae buildup on siding, and yard maintenance, which do you think is the most important home maintenance task to keep your home in top condition?

Is your lawn ready for the summer heat? 💦 Proper watering is essential to keeping it lush and healthy, but it's easy to get it wrong. Too little water leads to brown patches, while overwatering can cause root rot and fungal problems. In our latest blog post, we’ve rounded up 5 essential watering tips to help your lawn thrive during the warmer months. Learn the best time to water, how to water deeply without overdoing it, and how to tackle tricky soil conditions like hydrophobic soil. Plus, discover simple yet effective methods to make watering easier, saving you time and effort while keeping your lawn healthy. Ready to keep your lawn green and healthy all season long? Read the full blog for all the expert tips! Link in first comment ☺️ #lawncare #lawn #lawngoals #watering #summertime #summer #landscaping

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🔧💧 Want your water softener to last? Discover essential maintenance tips to maximize the lifespan and efficiency of your EcoWater system. 🏡✨ 1️⃣ Check Salt Levels: Regularly refill to prevent bridge formation and ensure effective softening. 2️⃣ Clean the Brine Tank: Annually remove salt residue and debris. 3️⃣ Schedule Professional Checks: Catch and fix issues early for peak efficiency. 👉 Need help or have questions? Contact Pezhman Dashti with EcoWater SoCal for expert guidance! #watersoftener #EcoWater #CleanWaterForAll #waterquality #healthylivingtips

After the water main break on November 16, a precautionary boil water advisory was issued for 29,000 customers in southeastern Springfield. But why was this necessary, and why does it take so long to lift a boil water advisory? In the second video of our three-part series, we explain: 1. Why this type of break required a boil water advisory 2. The steps we take to ensure water safety 3. Why testing takes time—and why it can’t be rushed The good news? All test results came back negative, confirming the quality and safety of your water. Join us to learn more about the rigorous process we follow to protect you, our customers.

Safety Tip: Approximately 9,500 people are burned each year from grill fires or hot grills. You can reduce the risk of burns and firecatching with a few habits. Whether cooking or camping this summer, never leave a fire unattended. Clean any grease or fat buildup on the grill and its drip trays. Keep weeds, grass, and any vegetation cut short and cleaned to reduce the spread risk. And fInally, if you have a fire going, keep a bucket of water, a fire extinguisher, or some other fire-suppression tool handy in case of an emergency. Learn more about how to stay safe this summer from The NFPA at https://bit.ly/3JQ0Rzz.