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By: Day Armelli
Date: May 08, 2018

Your yard has four specific seasons of growth and rest. We offer tasks to complete each season to make your landscaping the envy of your entire neighborhood.

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Date: Aug 31, 2015

Kids are back to school.  Days are getting shorter.  There’s almost a nip in the air.  It’s time to start thinking about winterizing your garden.  You worked hard to keep your flowers and plants thriving all summer long, now it’s time to take a few simple steps to ensure the same for next spring.  From late summer through the end of October, you can prepare your flower beds for winter and a healthy spring season.  Follow these tips and your garden/yard will be the talk of the neighborhood!

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Date: May 26, 2015

With Memorial Day behind us, it’s time to start thinking summer: warmer weather, backyard barbeques, wearing white and gardening. Gardening is a great way to enjoy the outdoors in the warm spring and summer months. Typically, you should wait to plant your annuals until after the last frost of winter – after Memorial Day is a good rule of thumb for most areas.

They say a callused palm and dirty fingernails come before a green thumb. Gardening takes time, practice and a good deal a patience. Below are some tricks to learn so as to not kill your annual garden this year.