Reality TV stars show off what they have – let’s show off what we have!

Everyone knows about Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon’s marriage – well two marriages. Likewise with Halle Berry making the 100 Most Beautiful People for the 12^th time, Nick Hogan’s brush with the law, Yves Saint Laurent dying, etc. On top of interfering with celebs personal lives they are no better and show off their million and billion dollar homes. Apparently Frankie Muniz is getting out of the show biz light and becoming a professional race car driver. He is so serious about his dream of becoming a race car driver that he is even selling his spectacular home for a couple million dollars if I remember correctly.

I haven’t seen the show in a while, but I used to watch it all the time, Cribs on MTV. I couldn’t believe some of the “toys” that the celebrities today have, some reality TV stars even, not just professional sports players and movie actors. One episode was even about Bill Gates! The house that I was most impressed with was Richard Branson’s. His estate was secluded on its own island, which meant that he had to bring everything himself. The one part of his home was his landscaping. He had so many tropical plants and shrubs. It was all picturesque and an ideal location. Well, ideal if you can afford it.

Whether you want a large overdrawn landscape or simply a well kept lawn to walk around on the result will be a great summer. So let me take a wild guess, these were the questions I was asking myself before I contacted Bethel lawn care, Southport lawn care, Fairfield lawn care, and Easton lawn and figure all of you are asking yourself the same questions…who can help me and where can I find respectable and reliable Connecticut landscaping?… to help me with:

• making it greener

• getting rid of the weed
• eliminating patches
• making the grass appear thicker

Last weekend a friend of mine went golfing with his brother at a course that is known for having a “rough” course. When I mean rough I don’t mean the difficulty level of the course itself, I mean the fairway. This golf course in particular has an extreme amount of popularity and the result is careless people who leave divots, etc and don’t put the grass back in the patch. Anyways, my friend was telling me that the owners of the course must have hired someone to do the landscaping because the grass was nicer than ever. He said he hadn’t seen such a well taken care of course since he had Ridgefield lawn care and Redding lawn care simultaneously tend his lawn a couple years back.

I did get helpful lawn care advice from Monroe lawn care about watering my lawn. One of the workers did mention to me that one of my problems could have been that I was “drowning” my lawn. Over-watering can lead to problems, just as not enough water. Another tip was leaving debris on the grass can kill what’s underneath. About ten years ago my sister had a baby pool shaped like turtle out in the back yard and it sat there all summer leaving a brown circle of dead grass. Without any attention from a professional landscaping company the grass never recovered back to it’s original green shade. I hear that if there is a patch in your yard and you want to do it yourself and you just have to keep up with watering it the perfect amount. I’m no expert, but I would imagine that the amount of water you are suppose to give your grass depends on the type of weather it is that day? Would you think the hotter it is out the quicker it dries up, hence more water?

If anyone has any comments or answers to any of my random questions feel free…I’m always here!