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Protect exposed tree roots at the surface of the yard by mulching around the root area. A 2- to 4-inch layer of wood chips or shredded bark protects the roots and creates a good growing environment. Planting grass right up to a tree trunk is a common practice, but it’s not good for the tree because grass and trees compete for water and nutrients. The tree will be healthier and grow faster if you put a 3- to 4-ft. border of mulch around it instead of grass.

Mulch can be used to protect exposed tree roots from the surface of your yard. A mulch of 2- to 4-inch thick wood chips, or shredded bark, protects roots and creates a great growing environment. While it is common to plant your grass up to a tree's trunk, it is not a good idea for the tree. Because grass and trees compete for nutrients as well as water, this is not a good practice. You can make your tree healthier and more productive by putting a mulch border between 3-4ft.

We've all seen it. Brown patches of grass, while the neighbor’s broken sprinkler head is pouring tons into the street.

It is essential to care for your lawn and surrounding environment whether you are a homeowner, a business owner or property manager. The terms landscape and lawn are often interchangeable in conversations. If you're referring to the maintenance of your property, how do you know the difference?

Tucson Landscaper LLC is the right company to call, whether you need a full-time or one-time lawn care service.

Yes you can! All types of sprinkler systems can be installed by our irrigation specialists. We pride ourselves on offering quality customer service at a reasonable price.