Drip irrigation by Ayres Landscapes

California is in the middle of one of the largest droughts it has seen in years, and as such, people are being asked to conserve water in any way possible to avoid rationing.  Since Californians love having a lush, green lawn, this is posing a problem for millions of homeowners all over, as many are unable to water the way they have been used to in the past. 

Drip irrigation is a cost effective way to prepare a new outdoor sanctuary in the midst of the water shortage.  There is less fertilizer and nutrients to be bought, as the irrigation system is localized and tearing up the soil is Minimum.  Weed growth is much less, and the type of soil is not as important as with other irrigation systems. 

There are some disadvantages to drip irrigation that must be considered before being installed.  The start up cost can occasionally cost more than an overhead system.  As with all things that happen when exposed to the harsh California sun, if the tubes are not properly taken care of, it can affect the longevity as well as clogging.  Drip tape can cause extra cleanup costs afterwards as well. 

As with all initial investments in properties, it is best to find a qualified landscaping company to come assess the garden's needs.  It can prevent future money and labor costs, as well as finding what will work best for the area.  Water conservation is important to everyone, and having the right drip system can assist with that as well.

Not all California terrain is the same, so it is important to have a qualified landscape company come do an accurate assessment of the property to ensure that the right system is utilized.  After all, saving water is important to everyone, and so is maintaining a beautiful yard.

Certified and Expertly Trained : Ayres Landscapes

Ayres Landscape will provide all their customers with eco-friendly, water conserving, and cost-effective landscape solutions at the best of quality and by a professionally, certified, and expertly trained personnel. It is also our goal here to let each customer know that they are like family to us and that means that anytime they have a problem occur or need support regarding any landscaping needs we will be available day or night, seven days a week. Family is first and that is how we here at Ayres Landscape expect our customers to feel, that they always come first.

9 Garden Design Ideas to Try at your Home

• First on the list is fire and water. Ideas include spicing up your pool by incorporating fire bowls or for smaller spaces, installing a water and fire   feature combined into one.




•The next trend is hi-tech gardens, specifically ones controlled by smart phones or tablets. The ability to turn fire pits, fountains and more on or off   with a tap of a finger is appealing to many.
•Third is black fencing. If at first this color choice may seem odd, check out the examples provided on Landscaping Network and you’ll see why this is   catching on
•Next on the list are gardens that incorporate splashes of color. Easy ways to add color include painting a garden gate, using bright mosaic tiles and   incorporating colorful furniture cushions. Popular colors are purple, red, pink, yellow and blue.
•The fifth trend listed is the use of Mexican beach pebbles in place of mulch. Reasons for their rise in popularity are that they are attractive, low-  maintenance, and permeable.
•While they have been popular for many years, Adirondack chairs appear next on the list. The trend today is to update these chairs with a modern design  or by painting them a vivid color.
•Not surprisingly, succulents made the list. This trend has been going strong for a few years now and is still gaining steam. Succulents are popular in  containers and tucked amongst paving to add color and interest.
•Another plant trend that’s been showing up in many gardens is the use of ornamental grasses. With a variety of textures, colors and growing habits,  ornamental grasses can be used in nearly any style garden.
•The final trend listed is natural gardens. With the recent interest in sustainability, many people are selecting native plants and replacing their lawns with   meadow-like designs.

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Landscaping and its benefits

Ah! What a beautiful garden? This would be the spontaneous reaction when you cross a house with a beautifully landscaped front garden.

There were times when people thought landscaping was little more than land moving, weeding and planting. Over the period of time, landscaping has acquired new dimensions by adding a whole lot of value to your home in terms of living space and improved lifestyles.

 

Many people do their own Landscape service. Most of them are unable to comprehend the effect of weather and season on the variety of plants and shrubs suitable for any area. Most people, therefore, end up re-doing the parts time and again in trying to create the right look. As a result, landscaping effort becomes a nightmare for them. This is where the role of a landscaping professional comes in. A good landscape designer can be extremely helpful by keeping all such considerations in mind. He would help you achieve desired results in creating a fancy outdoor, a beautiful patio, or a magnificent recreation area for your children.

There can be several ways to create a beautiful and cutting edge landscape from alluring fences, classy porches, to having an elegant patio. It is often seen that homeowners scramble to install large private fences where picket fences are better option for privacy and protection of inside plantation. We agree that use of traditional picket fences need regular maintenance,   but the effort is worth its value. It gives wonderful look to the house and wonderful compliments to the owner from neighbors.

Having a beautiful landscape will always provide the urge to have outdoor entertainment. With stunning landscape and good weather, cooking and enjoying outside with family and friends would always be an unforgettable experience.

It is a wrong notion that landscaping cost is a big expense. Professionals can work within your budget and help you in implementing the landscape in stages spread over a period of time. One must also consider landscaping as an investment as it enhances the value of the property. Studies by Florida Growers and Nursery Association give some strong indications:

·      Landscaping can add up to 14 percent to the resale value of a property.

·      Landscaping can reduce the time a home stays on the market by as much as six weeks.

·      Landscaped patios can raise property values by as much as 12.6 percent.

·      A 5 percent investment in landscaping can raise the value of a home by 15 percent – a net 150 percent return on your investment.