If you live in the CSRA — including Augusta, Evans, Grovetown, Martinez, Harlem, Appling, or North Augusta — you’ve likely seen landscape fabric used under mulch, pine straw, gravel, or rock beds. One of the biggest questions homeowners ask is: “Will water still go through landscape fabric?”

Whether you live in Augusta, Evans, Grovetown, Martinez, Harlem, Appling, or North Augusta, landscaping is one of the most important investments you can make in your property. In the CSRA’s hot summers, clay soils, and heavy seasonal rain, quality landscaping does far more than make your yard look nice—it protects your home, boosts property value, and improves your outdoor living space.

When cold weather rolls in across the CSRA — including Augusta, Evans, Grovetown, Martinez, Harlem, and Appling — many homeowners assume landscaping has to shut down until spring. But the truth is: winter is one of the best seasons for outdoor work in our region. Because our winters are mild and the ground rarely freezes deeply, professional landscaping, grading, and land clearing can continue almost year-round.

Yellow grass after mowing can be frustrating, but it’s almost always reversible. With sharper blades, correct mowing height, proper watering, and consistent care, your lawn will stay thicker, greener, and healthier all season long.

If you want help achieving that perfect lawn in Evans, Grovetown, or Augusta, the experts at CSRA Ground Control are here to help.

A lush, green lawn is every homeowner’s dream—but poor drainage can turn that dream into a muddy nightmare.

Creating a lush outdoor space doesn’t have to come at the expense of your furry friends’ safety.

Bushes, also known as shrubs, are the backbone of a beautiful landscape. They provide structure, color, privacy, and even shelter for wildlife.

As the crisp air and vibrant colors of fall arrive, it’s the perfect time to transform your yard into a warm, inviting retreat.

When most people think about lawn care, they picture sunny days, green grass, and summer barbecues. But maintaining a healthy, vibrant lawn isn’t just a warm-weather task

Halloween isn’t just for front porches and doorways—your entire yard can get in on the spooky fun!

When the sun sets, your outdoor space doesn’t have to fade into darkness. With the right landscape lighting, you can transform your yard into a stunning nighttime oasis that’s both functional and beautiful.

When it comes to creating a beautiful outdoor space, landscaping isn’t just about planting flowers and mowing the lawn. It’s a blend of two key elements: hardscaping and softscaping.

If you’re looking for a simple way to boost your lawn and garden’s health while cutting down on waste, composting is a great place to start.

A lush, green lawn isn’t just a sign of a well-kept property, it’s a reflection of care, environmental stewardship, and smart maintenance.

When we think about the foundations of life, we often look to the sky, the oceans, or even our DNA. But one of the most vital elements of life on Earth is right beneath our feet: soil.

When most people think of fall foliage, their minds drift to the fiery reds of New England or the golden aspens of the Rockies. But here in the South, autumn has its own quiet magic—subtle, warm, and deeply nostalgic.

Adding a water feature to your yard isn't just about aesthetics—it's about creating a peaceful, inviting space that enhances your outdoor living experience.

In a world filled with digital distractions and fast-paced routines, gardening offers a peaceful retreat — a chance to reconnect with nature, nurture life, and cultivate well-being.

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, timing is everything when it comes to planting flowers.

When it comes to landscaping, ground cover is more than just a finishing touch—it plays a vital role in moisture retention, weed control, and overall curb appeal.