News & Tips From TLC Landscaping

Now that spring has finally arrived, your lawn and grass will soon start to grow back. As it comes back to life after a dormant winter, you may start to notice damage to your condo property’s lawn. Whether your lawn is patchy, brown, or dry, these aretrue
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Our cold and snowy winters are tough on our garden beds. That’s why it’s important to give your beds some much-needed maintenance in the spring, so that you can relax and enjoy your outdoor space all summer long.
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When winter finally starts to loosen its grip and the spring weather begins to set in, it’s important to do some condo maintenance to ensure your property is ready for the season ahead. Follow these spring condo maintenance tips once the winter weathertrue
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During the hot, humid summer months, a backyard pool can provide a lot of relief — not to mention the perfect location for a summer party or your family’s summer-long staycation. While you may have considered installing a pool in the past, manytrue
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With the official start of spring just a few weeks away, it’s time to start planning your spring condo landscaping maintenance.
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It may still be winter, but many homeowners are already dreaming about their spring and summer landscaping and what changes they’ll make to their backyards. If you’re looking for some inspiration to really make the most of your outdoor space this year,true
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During the winter, our landscaping and gardens tend to look dreary and colourless. While this is a natural result of the cold winter weather, there are a few ways to bring colour and a bit of life to your garden this season.
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For condo managers, attracting buyers and keeping current residents happy is essential. Enhancing your condo property’s curb appeal can help you do both! Here’s how:
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Winter is quickly approaching and getting your condo’s landscaping ready for the winter season can help to protect your property from the harsh weather. Before the first snowfall and below-freezing temperatures hit, we recommend doing the following taskstrue
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Winters in Southern Ontario can be cold, harsh and snowy — not exactly the most hospitable environment for plants and landscapes. However, the winter months offers a few options for landscaping projects so you can continue to get enjoyment out of yourtrue
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