Does the falling snow and accompanying cold temperatures have you daydreaming about the spring season ahead? Do those visions include improving upon your home’s outdoor space? If you answered “yes,” a hardscaping project may be just the thing to get on your to-do...

A Time to Reflect & Celebrate While 2021 has certainly come with its challenges, at New Castle Lawn and Landscape we have been blessed to work with wonderful customers and a team we consider our “work” family. We’ve also happily achieved and have celebrated some...

The holiday season is a time for wishes and giving, and at New Castle Lawn and Landscape, we can help with both! For those dreaming of lush, green grass once the last bit of the snow melts, believe it or not, now is the time to make that wish come true. Reach out to...

Ready or not, we welcome fall this month. Is your property season ready? Here are some clean-up items to consider before you answer “yes,” or “no…” Lush, Full Grass Now is the time to aerate your lawn and seed before the fall and winter chill sets in. Aerating creates...

Building a Beautiful Lawn Have a bald spot on your lawn from laying down the slip-and-slide and enjoying some summertime fun? Did you say goodbye to an above-ground pool? Maybe you have a few divots from practicing some putt-putt. Do you have dead patches as a result...

If you love the sound of moving water and the tranquil feelings it brings, rest assured that you can get it in your home’s outdoor space in ways other than installing a swimming pool. Read on for some great ideas! Pretty Ponds, Streams & Waterfalls Garden ponds...

Illuminate Your Outdoor Space There’s no doubt that since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s been a greater appreciation gained for spending time outdoors. Have you improved upon your home’s outdoor design? If you answered “yes,” or if you have a project in...

It’s that time again. Unfortunately, Berks County and the surrounding areas will soon see the arrival of an unwanted guest: the Spotted Lanternfly. The invasive sap-feeding plant hopper was first discovered in Berks County in 2014. It’s known to feed on an array of...