by Whoosh Agency | Sep 16, 2026 | Residential Landscaping
Cut new grass when it reaches about 50% above its recommended mowing height and the soil is firm enough to support the mower. For example, mow tall fescue to 3 inches when it reaches approximately 4.5 inches. For new sod, wait until the roots resist gentle lifting and...
by Whoosh Agency | Sep 11, 2026 | Residential Landscaping
Are you looking to create a private oasis in your Piedmont, NC, backyard? It’s essential to have a space where you can relax and unwind without feeling exposed. Privacy shrubs are a fantastic solution, offering not just seclusion but also adding a touch of...
by Whoosh Agency | Sep 1, 2026 | Bare Spots, Residential Landscaping
Brown patch fungus is a lawn disease caused by a soil fungus called Rhizoctonia solani. It turns healthy tall fescue into rough circles of tan, straw colored grass in a matter of days. Did your yard look perfect in May and now show scorched looking rings? This is...
by Whoosh Agency | Sep 1, 2026 | Drainage Solutions, Residential Landscaping
Good downspout drainage moves roof water at least six to ten feet away from your foundation and releases it somewhere the ground can absorb it. If your downspout ends in a splash block two feet from the house, that is the source of most of your yard problems. Roof...
by Whoosh Agency | Aug 13, 2026 | Landscaping, Residential Landscaping
Laying sod without tilling can lead to poor root growth, soil compaction, drainage issues, and an unhealthy lawn. Proper soil preparation helps new sod establish strong roots by creating better contact between the grass and soil. Southern State Landscape explains why...
