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What Are the 3 Steps for Sidewalk Contraction and Maintenance

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By Green Jay Landscaping
| PRLog
MAHWAH, N.J. - April 7, 2023 - -- Green Landscaping, a renowned landscaping service provider in the city, is proud to announce the launch of its latest sidewalk services. The new services will provide customers with comprehensive and professional care for sidewalks in residential and commercial areas. This includes regular maintenance such as cleaning and patching up cracks, power washing to dislodge dirt and debris, as well as the removal of any weeds or overgrowth that may be present.
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15 Ways to Manage Excess Water in Your Landscape

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By Marianne Lipanovich, Boyce Design, Green Jay Landscaping, Clayton Architecture
| Houzz
Plants need water to survive, but sometimes you can have too much of a good thing. Too much water can lead to standing pools, overly wet lawns and garden beds, and even compacted soil that no longer has enough oxygen pores to support plant life. Whether you’re dealing with periodic flooding or a naturally wet microclimate, these ideas will help your natural rainfall be an asset rather than a liability. Keep Things Moving Prevent water from pooling by moving it through the garden.
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