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Lawncare Tips

Spring is quickly approaching, so let’s get your lawn geared up and ready with some spring lawn maintenance tips that will be sure to have your lawn and landscape thriving in no time. The warmer weather the last couple of weeks has our Nebraska landscapes...

They don’t call it “fall” for nothing. Our leaves are changing colors, falling from their trees, and night air grows crisper than each night before. Leaves are fall’s most abundant free crop that aids in evolving your yard’s micro-ecosystem. Everything you do in your yard...

Lawn burnout during the extreme heat of the summer is a real thing. Learn how to protect your lawn from burnout this summer. Did you know the term “dog days of summer” was coined by the Greeks and Romans to describe the hottest days...

As June temps rise, it has us feeling HOT, HOT, HOT! Summer weather in Nebraska has us experiencing a range of high heat, humidity, heavy rain, and dry spells. These environmental conditions can take a toll on plant health and expose them to different pests...

Don’t let pesky weeds crash the garden you have worked so hard to grow! Let us help you get a handle on your weeds before they get a hold of your lawn! The best way to reduce the number of weeds found throughout your lawn...

A bear can shake off water from its coat, but your lawn doesn’t have the ability to shake off our midwest winter debris. Help your lawn recover from winter hibernation with a professional spring clean-up from Sun Valley Landscaping. We offer a customized plan for...

Your lawn is nature’s version of carpet for your outdoor space. You wouldn’t let your carpet in your home be patchy, so why let your yard? It can be a bit problematic when we finally get our spring thaw here in Nebraska and get to...

  Summer is gone, and autumn is quickly scurrying away. You can’t stop the cold from coming to your garden, but we can help establish the difference between a frost and a freeze and how you can prepare for both. While a frost advisory may not...

As our days grow shorter and evenings cooler, we as Nebraskans know that fall is just around the corner. We are enjoying the last bit of blooms on our annuals, rejoicing in the beloved pumpkin spice latte’s return, sitting around a fire with friends, watching...

Gypsum has two primary uses in lawn care; remove excess sodium from the soil, and add calcium to the soil. Gypsum is a natural mineral that overall does not affect the pH of the soil, nor does it add or detract from existing minerals found...