News & Tips From TLC Landscaping

As the snow melts and the ground thaws, warmer weather reveals the toll winter took on our landscapes. As a property manager or board member, springtime presents an opportunity to walk around your property and identify areas of concern from the wintertrue
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As spring approaches, it’s time to start thinking about mulching your garden beds. The best time to start mulching in Ontario would be in the mid to late spring; when temperatures are above freezing and the soil is warming up.
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Beginning the season with an application of compost helps set the stage for your lawn and give it the foundation your grass needs to grow healthy and full.
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Taking care of your lawn is an important part of ensuring that your condo property, and overall landscaping, looks its best and stays healthy. Whether you have small areas of lawn or large expanses, slit-seeding is a great way to improve your lawn.
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It is likely you have seen these familiar lawn signs on your property, giving you notice that a pesticide has been used in the area. We wanted to take a moment to let you know what you are looking at when seeing these signs.
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Ageing paths such as driveways, walkways and patios may begin to warp or unsettle over time. This will often result in hazardous bumps or cavities which form as the ground below shifts over time.
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At TLC Landscaping, one of the more powerful tools we have at our disposal is Fiesta® Lawn Herbicide. As a government licenced applicator, we regularly use Fiesta® to control and eliminate unsightly weeds on our client’s properties.
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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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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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