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Having sloped land in your property can be challenging, especially in Florida. The rainy weather coupled with a sloped yard is a recipe for erosion soil issues. Luckily, retaining walls can help immensely with this. Retaining walls are a decorative way to add something completely functional to your property.

They add usable space to your property, allow the soil in your garden beds to put even when it rains, and they even help prevent chemicals from your fertilizer from running off to nearby bodies of water. It’s time to learn more about the battle between erosion vs, retaining walls.

Trees respond to environmental changes all year, whether its color changes until their leaves falling into the ground. Now we will see some aspects on how trees change in seasons. One of the most common changes is the tree transforming its leaf during autumn. But why do some tree leaves change their color and others don’t?

Some trees like conifers, pines and evergreen trees retain their foliage all year round. On the other hand deciduous trees shed their leaves seasonally. Although you have to note that trees don’t only change with autumn and winter. They pass through this process all year long.

Trimming and pruning differences are not so clear. Twice you have to cut away parts from the tree, shrub or hedges. However the differences are involved in the goal of each service.

Trimming is the process of cutting away overgrowth on plants to keep them looking neat. While pruning aims to remove dead or diseased branches to maintain the plants health.

The trimming consists in eliminating all the overgrowing from your trees, shrubs and hedges. This will maintain their pristine condition.

Pruning is the process of cutting diseased or damaged parts of the plants. This will keep them healthy and will stop the damage from spreading. When you remove these parts you are helping the plan to redirect that energy in developing healthy regrowth.