Let’s be frank–your image is everything. Whether we’re talking about potential customers visiting your website, reading your brochures, or driving past your business on their daily commute, presentation matters from the start. We all know the saying that first impressions matter, and it’s never been more true than in the world of business. U.S. Lawns - Franklin knows just how valuable your business image is, and that’s why we’ve built our business around yours. Read on →

Do you have questions about the purpose of mulch in landscaping? It’s simple–mulch refers to a variety of materials used as a soil covering on a garden bed. Using mulch over your soil can help retain moisture, prevent weed growth, and provide insulation. The right mulch can add significant curb appeal to your property. If you use an organic mulch, it will decompose and offer fertile nutrients to your soil. Inorganic mulch will not add nutrients to the soil, but it also won’t require replacement as frequently. Read on →

February is here. This month marks the season of love as well as the midpoint of winter, and it’s an opportune time to give your lawn and garden a little TLC as we all wait for spring. U.S. Lawns - Franklin has got some helpful tips to keep your landscape looking fresh and well cared for. Read on to learn more. Shrubs, Trees, and Roses Since we’re about halfway through winter, it’s important to continue to protect any of your tender trees and shrubs before a freeze. Read on →

Have you given much thought to your lawn care this winter? Chances are good that your lawn could use a bit of loving care. The truth is that some lawn care is a necessity in winter, despite the dormancy of your lawn. Remember, proper winter care means your lawn is more likely to flourish this spring. And who doesn’t want a more beautiful landscape in the winter? U.S. Lawns - Franklin has rounded up a few winter lawn care tips that may not have known. Read on →

The cold and dry winter air is taxing on any garden in Tennessee. For many flowering plants, a winter freeze is far too rough on them to allow for health or bloom. However, there are some flowers which are surprisingly hardy through the winter months, and U.S. Lawns - Franklin has made a list of some of our favorites. Even better, these spectacular plants will also fit in perfectly for a festive holiday landscape. Read on →

We all know that January is a time of renewal and New Year’s resolutions. Have you made any resolutions for your landscape in 2018? U.S. Lawns - Franklin has gathered some ideas you can look into this month to help you better plan for the year ahead. Start taking photos. It’s easy to overlook problems in the landscape we look at every single day. If you’d like to view your landscape with new eyes, walk around your grounds and take photos. Read on →

Here in Tennessee we typically enjoy mild winters, yet seasonal damage can still happen to outdoor plants across the state in residential and commercial properties. The good news is that much of this damage can be prevented. U.S. Lawns - Franklin has three tips you can use to minimize winter damage to your property’s plants and avoid the cost of replacing plants that couldn’t weather the storm. Consider proper plant placement. Read on →

Do you have a garden on your property? If so, it’s vital to prep that garden for winter. Preparing a garden for winter helps ensure its protection through frost, and even readies it for the spring season. U.S. Lawns - Franklin has rounded up some simple steps you should know if you plan to properly care for your garden this fall. When it comes to hardiness, Franklin is in zones 7a. Read on →

The holiday season is upon us and that means seasonal decor will soon be in full bloom. More and more Christmas trees will be gracing our homes and businesses. In fact, as many as 30 million real Christmas trees are sold every year in the US! But just like any other living tree, those festive focal points need some special care to look their very best and last all season long. Read on →

Can you believe it? We’re well into fall and headed for Thanksgiving. Would you like to decorate your landscape with the signs of autumn? U.S. Lawns - Franklin has some ideas to help you get started with more festive decor for the holiday. Your neighbors and guests will all be able to enjoy your harvest style. Put up string lights. Many if not most of us already use Christmas lights in winter, but string lights can also add a festive touch for fall. Read on →