Compost 101: How to Use Compost to Boost the Growth of Your Lawn
Beginning the season with an application of compost helps set the stage for your lawn and give it the foundation your gr …
How to Improve Your Lawn with Slit-Seeding
Taking care of your lawn is an important part of ensuring that your condo property, and overall landscaping, looks its b …
What Does Your Pesticide Lawn Sign Mean?
It is likely you have seen these familiar lawn signs on your property, giving you notice that a pesticide has been used …
The Embassy Commons: Supportive Housing in Our Community
For over 35 Years TLC has been servicing London and the many communities we share in it. As a part of this city, we are …
The TLC Difference: Paving Stone Lift and Relay
Ageing paths such as driveways, walkways and patios may begin to warp or unsettle over time. This will often result in h …
How We Use Fiesta® to Control Unwanted Weeds
At TLC Landscaping, one of the more powerful tools we have at our disposal is Fiesta® Lawn Herbicide. As a government li …
Meeting the Next Wave of Industry Talent at Fanshawe College’s Landscape Job Fair
The hallways were abuzz with young talent eager to meet a sampling of the local green-industry opportunities.
Gardening in Ohio: How to Extend the Growing Season
For commercial property owners, landscaping isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about creating a welcoming, well-maintained …
4 Signs Your Condo Property Is Improperly Mulched
Mulch can be a great addition to your condo landscaping, helping to keep the roots of your trees, shrubs and plants cool …
4 Signs Your Condo Property Has Drainage Issues
Keeping your condo property well maintained is essential for protecting your investment. Moisture is one of the most pot …