Oakland County Landscaper Gives Fall Maintenance Tips Your yard work list is ever-growing as the seasons change. After the lawn is tended to and the perennials have been trimmed, the next thing on your list should involve the trees in your yard. Here are a few things to keep in mind while working on your [...]
10 Tips for Tending to Your Michigan Landscaping This Fall Fall has come around again, although, you don’t have to leave your outdoor garden and landscaping to the wayside this year. You can follow the top ten tips below to keep it looking great and create a more well-preserved outdoor space for next season. 1. [...]
Fall Clean Up for Your Oakland County Business As a business owner, you probably don’t have much time to think about anything other than your business. Employees need to be paid and schedules need to be organized, and before you know it, the landscaping outside your business is neglected and looking pretty rough. Now as [...]
Oakland County Landscaper Gives Fall Landscape Cleanup Tips Although the colors of the autumn season are beautiful, fallen leaves can make your yard less-than attractive if left alone. Yes, fall cleanup is here and although many homeowners dread this time, the purpose of this cleanup is to prepare your yard for winter and create beautiful [...]
Oakland County Fall Landscaping Clean Up - 3 Ideas for This Season A landscaping company can do so much more for your landscaping than just during the summer season. Planting flowers and shrubs isn’t only meant for spring in preparation for summer, but the best way to create lovely looking gardens for the warm season [...]
Oakland County Landscaper Gives Tips For Fall Perennial Beds It’s fall, which is the most important time to tend to your perennial garden. If you take some simple precautions, you can ensure your perennials will come back in better shape next year. Here are some tips to get your garden ready for winter: 1. Prune, [...]
Landscaping Meets Hardscaping: 4 Ways To Combine The Two This Fall You may be thinking that it’s too late to start a new outdoor project. It’s fall, the kids are back at school, and there’s no use starting something that may go unfinished before the snow comes. However, a healthy combination of stone pathways and [...]