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SLS Landscaping A Howard County, MD landscaping service that prides itself on being approachable and having a team of Our service puts a face to your lawn care.

SLS is a landscaping company based in western Howard County, Maryland. Personable, focused and dead set on client satisfaction, we strive for connectivity and to deliver an end product that makes people proud. Like the sun, we rise each morning, eager to provide the warmth and care that your landscape deserves. We want our work and your space to shine brightly, radiate like a summer sun and be a great source of pride. We hold ourselves accountable for lofty goals, so our clients can rest easy and enjoy the most soothing outdoor space possible.

A lower maintenance landscape does not have to look plain. One effective approach is using larger planting beds with wel...
10/16/2026

A lower maintenance landscape does not have to look plain. One effective approach is using larger planting beds with well spaced shrubs and perennials instead of many small garden pockets. This reduces trimming and edging throughout the year. A lesser known benefit is that grouped plantings often help suppress weeds naturally, reducing the need for frequent upkeep during future growing seasons.

Mid fall leaves do not always need to disappear immediately. While heavy layers can smother grass, a light covering of s...
10/15/2026

Mid fall leaves do not always need to disappear immediately. While heavy layers can smother grass, a light covering of shredded leaves can add organic matter back into the soil. One best practice is to mulch leaves into small pieces rather than leaving thick piles. Many people do not realize that properly processed leaves can improve soil structure and help retain moisture.

Early fall is a great time to check mulch before cooler weather arrives. More is not always better. A common landscaping...
10/09/2026

Early fall is a great time to check mulch before cooler weather arrives. More is not always better. A common landscaping mistake is piling mulch against tree trunks, which can trap moisture and encourage decay. As a rule of thumb, keep mulch a few inches away from the base of trees and maintain a moderate layer. Proper depth helps conserve moisture while still allowing roots to breathe.

Early fall is prime time to overseed cool season lawns in Maryland. Core aerate first to relieve compaction, then spread...
10/08/2026

Early fall is prime time to overseed cool season lawns in Maryland. Core aerate first to relieve compaction, then spread seed matched to your turf type and lightly rake to ensure soil contact. Practical tip: keep new seed consistently moist for two to three weeks. Seeding into aeration holes dramatically improves germination compared with surface seeding alone.

When leaves begin to drop, they often collect in the same spots where water slows or pools. Watching where leaves gather...
10/02/2026

When leaves begin to drop, they often collect in the same spots where water slows or pools. Watching where leaves gather after a light rain can reveal subtle grading issues. Mulch or remove leaves quickly to protect turf, and note any areas that repeatedly collect debris. If you’ve recently cleared brush, monitor those zones closely since exposed soil shifts more during fall weather.

As early fall settles in, soil temperatures stay warm even while air temperatures cool. This creates ideal conditions fo...
09/30/2026

As early fall settles in, soil temperatures stay warm even while air temperatures cool. This creates ideal conditions for root establishment. Before planting, check moisture levels and loosen compacted areas so roots can spread easily. A practical tip is to plant in the late afternoon to reduce transplant stress. Warm soil and cooler air help new plants settle in before winter.

If runoff from driveways or patios pools at the yard edge, a rain garden can slow water and filter pollutants before the...
09/25/2026

If runoff from driveways or patios pools at the yard edge, a rain garden can slow water and filter pollutants before they reach storm drains. Pick native, moisture tolerant plants and shape the garden to accept overflow during storms. Best practice: place the garden at least 10 feet from the house and test where water naturally collects before digging. If clearing small brush is needed first, plan for root removal and soil grading.

Early fall is the ideal time to plant many native bulbs so they establish roots before winter. Choose species suited to ...
09/22/2026

Early fall is the ideal time to plant many native bulbs so they establish roots before winter. Choose species suited to Maryland soils and plant in groups for better visual impact. Tip: loosen the soil and add a small amount of compost to encourage root growth. A lesser known fact is that many native bulbs benefit from a winter chill period, which helps trigger reliable spring blooms.

Permeable pavers reduce runoff and recharge groundwater, but they need simple upkeep. Sweep or blow debris from joints r...
09/17/2026

Permeable pavers reduce runoff and recharge groundwater, but they need simple upkeep. Sweep or blow debris from joints regularly and top up joint material when it settles. Before winter, check that drainage paths remain clear so meltwater can move away. If you’re clearing brush or small trees to install permeable areas, plan for root barriers and proper base compaction to protect long‑term performance.

Early fall is a great time to plan pollinator corridors. Choose native asters, goldenrod, and late‑season sedges to prov...
09/15/2026

Early fall is a great time to plan pollinator corridors. Choose native asters, goldenrod, and late‑season sedges to provide nectar into autumn. Plant in clusters rather than single specimens and leave some seed heads for overwintering insects. These small habitat strips support bees and butterflies and make your yard more resilient next spring.

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7326 Woodbine Road
Woodbine, MD
21797

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm

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+14434721392

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