Feeding our fine feathered friends is a worthy cause, especially for hungry cardinals, blue jays, Carolina chickadees and many others that winter over in our area. However, if you erect a birdfeeder, toxic shells, weed sprouts and unwanted critters could pose potential threats in your yard. Take the following steps to get rid of birdseed in your lawn while keeping the birds well fed.
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I think we can all agree that 2020 has not been a normal year. Yet, in the midst of everything, we here at NG Turf have found many reasons to be thankful. Despite dire projections early in the year, we kept growing and harvesting our premium farm fresh sod, and our customers kept ordering and installing it. In fact, we’ve had a great year, and we couldn’t be more grateful to our staff and customers.
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Anthony Prosser, an Englishman turned Floridian, purchased a 60-year-old cabin in the woods of Highlands, North Carolina as a vacation home. Measuring just under three-quarters of an acre, the entire lot was forest. Prosser declared that the first order of business was to clear out some of the mature trees and open up the canopy to allow grass to grow.
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If you have a landscaping or gardening question, your local or state Cooperative Extension office is bound to have the answers. They offer an impressive range of services, from education to soil testing, year round.
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William Smith and his team at Clean Cut Lawns and Landscaping recently added curb appeal to Octiv Row, a new college housing community near the University of West Georgia in Carrollton. The new green spaces wrap around the eight-building complex, adding bright color and softness to the modern architecture.
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About Brannon BurnesBrannon Burnes has served as superintendent at Sequoyah National since 2014. A native of middle Georgia, he started working on golf courses in high school. Burnes earned a turf degree from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, and later went back to school for a bachelor of science degree in economics from Georgia
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