It’s about that time again! The time where we go from the dreary winter months to blue skies, blossoming flowers, and the smell of a fresh cut lawn. In this newsletter I have enclosed tips to a healthy startup for your yard. Some you may already do, and some you may consider to get your […]
Planting can be done anytime of the year, but planting in the fall is one of the best times. Because of the temperatures in the fall, plants have a better chance at establishing roots before the following hot summer temperatures and possibly dry conditions. There is also less chance of shock to plants, especially when […]
The spring and summer months, even the early fall months are a great time to spend outdoors. Have you considered adding a feature to your property that may allow you to enjoy your outdoors more? First some things you may consider are your needs, budget, and then your amount of space. Are you looking to […]
After a very mild winter, spring seems to be coming a little earlier than normal-or is it? As none of us have complained about the 60’s and 70’s and even 80’s we have been having this March, we may be in for a rude awakening for the start of next week. It seems as though […]
This year I will be participating in the Western New England Home Show the weekend of March 5th and 6th. It will be held at the O’Neill Center at Western Connecticut State University located at 43 Lake Avenue Ext., Danbury, CT 06810. For many of you it’s only minutes away! At the show I am […]
I hope everyone has had a great start to a New Year! Now that all of the holidays have wound down and we are back to our normal schedules, it’s time to start thinking about the new growing season. Thinking about the new growing season can be full of excitement. I know it has me […]
Most of us are not complaining about the weather with recent near record high temperatures for this time of year. It has allowed for outdoor activities to stretch a little further-decorating, yard work, barbecuing, etc. Now is still a great time for outdoor projects. Have a walkway in mind? Possibly a fire pit? Stonewalls? All […]
Where has the time gone? It seems as though I was performing spring clean ups and putting down mulch to freshen beds for the spring just yesterday! As the growing season begins to wind down, there are some things to consider which your landscapes and lawns will thank you for later. Removing built up leaves […]
If not you may want to consider doing it or if you cannot do it yourself we can help! Trimming bushes is done for a few reasons. It helps control the size of the plant which is one of the main reasons people trim shrubbery. It also helps keep a dense plant making it very […]