Did you know the average person in Central Florida spend about 70 hours every year working on their lawn. That’s 384 hours of in their lifetime, about 16 days, mowing their lawn.
The Latest Survey Reports, Homeowners Deal With Several Common Landscape Problems:
Weeds: Nationwide, 65% said weed infestations are by far their top problem.
Pests/insects:. 40% cited they have problems with pests in their lawn. Such as grubs, insects, and moles.
Diseases: 30% have a difficult time with lawn diseases. Especially, in the warmer and humid climates.
Watering/Drought: 30% said they struggle with watering restrictions and the stress it causes their landscape.
Soil Compaction: 25% of those surveyed said compacted soil obstructs the health of their lawn. This has led to poor root growth and drainage issues.
Shade: 20% reported having issues growing grass in shaded areas. Resulting in bare spots in their landscape.
Pet Damage: 15% have a persistent problem with pet related lawn issues.
Product Uncertainty: 12% indicated they are uncertain about which landscape products to use
Landscape maintenance has shown to be an important source of personal pride and curb appeal for many Floridians.
The Pursuit of the Perfect Landscape Starts With the Right Mulch
As a leader in the industry, Reliable Peat enjoys working with our customers to improve their landscape and gardens. Our products are delivered by professionals, we take the time to understand the owner specifications, instead of just dumping anywhere and rushing through the job.
Purchasing mulch in bulk and having it delivered to your home will save you money, ensure the mulch is the highest quality, and makes any project easier.
Happy Thanksgiving from Reliable Peat
Thanksgiving is a time of festive spirit, mouth watering meals and renewing ties with family and friends. It’s a great time to take a break from the hustle and bustle of life and reflect on what we’re thankful for.
The Reliable Peat Family wants to take this opportunity to thank all of our friends and clients for their support!
