As the seasons change and we prepare to transition from the crispness of fall to the chill of winter, it is essential to begin thinking about how to effectively bring the gardening and landscaping season to a close. This period serves as a crucial time for homeowners to assess their outdoor spaces, ensuring that they are adequately prepared for the upcoming colder months. By taking proactive steps in winterizing your garden and maintaining your landscape, you can protect your plants and enhance the overall beauty of your outdoor environment throughout the year.

Fall Pruning

Not sure what needs pruning, and what doesn't? Before you cut anything, come see us, or give a call! Some plants thrive with Fall pruning while others prefer to be left alone.

We're currently getting our plants ready for the colder months, so if you'd like to see how certain plants are pruned, stop in!

Fall Checklist

It’s time to start bringing gardening and landscaping season to a close – here is a great checklist of tasks;

Get your checklist here!

Protect Your Investment

Deer and rabbits can be quite the burden when it comes to gardens and landscapes. There is a long list of plants that they love to eat and this should be considered when choosing plants for your home. If you live in an area that has any kind of deer or rabbit population, especially along wooded areas, it is best to steer clear of plants that will surely be damaged.

After your plantings are done, with your carefully selected plants, just remember that you can’t be too careful when it comes to the protection of your plants. Even if you picked all the right plants, it doesn’t hurt to give them extra protection, especially during the winter months.