winter landscaping




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How to Prep Your Backyard for Winter

Tips to Get Your Yard Healthy One of the best ways to keep your property looking lush in spring is to make sure it’s protected over the cold winter months. Late fall is the ideal time to start prepping your lawn, trees, and plants. The following…

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Brighten Your Landscape with Winter Interest Plants

Winter landscapes tend to be drab and dreary in the northeast this time of year without winter interest plants. With Christmas lights packed away, lawns and deciduous trees dormant, a brown deadness seems to dominate the landscape. This can…

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Watch Our How to Winterize Your Pond Video

[embed width="746" height="420"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfMRS4K7Y5c[/embed] Winterizing your pond begins in the fall, as water temperature is a big factor in determining when is the right time to begin the winterization process for ponds and…

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Landscape Maintenance Tips to Perform Before Winter

Timing is everything in the landscaping business. Particular chores or lawn maintenance need done during certain times of the year for best results. Things, such as properly timed applications will have your landscape reaping the benefits. Doing…

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5 Steps to Prepare Your Landscape for Spring

Winter is just beginning, but it is never too early to think about your spring landscaping. Taking heed of a few simple tips this winter can help you make the most of the warmer spring temperatures when they come. Prepare for your spring…

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Several red cardinals and brown birds perch on snow-covered branches of a bush, with a black metal fence partially visible below; a wintry forest landscape completes this charming scene of winter landscaping.

Winter Landscaping & Gardening Tips

2019 is almost here. It's time to reflect on the year gone by, as well as plan for the one ahead. There are plenty of things we can do in the Winter to keep up progress in our outdoor spaces. Here are some ideas for your consideration. Winter…

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A two-story beige house with black shutters, a green front door, and autumn trees in the background. The yard, treated with anti-desiccants, has neatly trimmed bushes, green grass, and a brick walkway leading to the entrance.

Using Anti-Desiccants To Protect Broadleaf Evergreens During Winter Months

The colors of fall are all around us this year and thanks to the continuous rainfall our area has received these last few months, the contrast is AMAZING! Now that Halloween is a distant memory and Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, it is time to…

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Leafless shrubs with vibrant orange and red branches stand against a background of bare trees and patches of snow—a vivid contrast that highlights the seasonal challenges to your landscape. A green pine bush adds texture in the foreground.

How to Handle the Challenges to Your Landscape for Record Cold Winter

2018 has started off as a blustery cold winter and our friend Phil the groundhog gave us some more bad news when he saw his shadow, declaring six more weeks of winter. Whether you believe in Phil’s skills or not, one thing is for sure: this…

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A lush, green backyard with neatly trimmed grass, colorful flower beds lining the edges, mature trees, and a house with a stone and siding exterior and a small porch with yellow chairs.

4 Steps to Optimal Plant Health for Your Landscaping

  Why Plant Culture and Environment is Important for Plant Health A healthy plant, planted correctly in the right location, is more likely to remain healthy and less susceptible to attack by disease or insects. Healthy gardens and landscapes…

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A wooden garden bench covered in snow sits on a patio surrounded by snow-covered flower pots and 'Winter Interest' plants. A brick wall and green ivy are in the background, creating a serene winter scene.

4 Benefits of Planting ‘Winter Interest’ Plants

The winter weather tends to bring a boring, cold landscape that further makes us want spring to come as soon as possible. All the plants in a landscape are frozen in time or cut back to the ground, awaiting the weather to break and bring us their…

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