We know that keeping your yard healthy and looking great year-round requires a lot of work. You get to take a bit of a break from landscaping in winter, but late fall requires some time to prepare your yard for winter. By the time the snow melts, if you’ve taken these steps you’ll be thanking …
An end to summer doesn’t mean an end to beautiful blooming flowers in your garden or home! It is almost time to change out your summer blooms for flowers that will survive in the cool and crisp fall season. There are many fall-blooming flowers to brighten up your autumn landscape that include annuals, perennials, and …
Using Topsoil for Spring Landscaping Spring ushers in a time where you can spruce up your yard after a harsh winter. Most of your garden would’ve been affected by the freezing temperatures. Consequently, there will be plenty of work to do, and it can get overwhelming to tackle on your own. If you’re unsure about …
The weather is warming up, the sun is setting later, the grass is greener, and unfortunately the mosquitoes are swarming! It’s difficult to enjoy the warm weather and your backyard when you are constantly swatting at bugs and mosquitoes. It’s time to give your arms a rest. There are many different ways to deter pesky …
A winter wonderland that is full of snow and colder temperatures can help get you ready for the holidays. But after the holiday spirit wears off, you are stuck with slippery road conditions, freezing temperatures and rock salt galore. Plain rock salt is often used as ice melt because it is cheap and effective, but …
Why Beans are Best in Fall! With fall nearing, you may be worried that your fresh produce supply is nearing the end of season. Even though colder weather is around the corner, you still have time to grow a crop of delicious beans in a little over a month’s time! Bush beans are a choice …