February has rolled in; spring is just around the corner
Frigid February is finally here and we are so close to those beautiful spring days. The 20-degree temps will soon be a thing of the past. Daffodils will start blooming, leaves will start sprouting on the trees and the grass will start turning green.
Now is the best time to start thinking about your landscape needs. Freshen up your landscape with some new plants, or upgrade your backyard with a new patio for your family to enjoy. Call us today to speak with a designer so we may help your landscape become the envoy of the block.
In order to provide our customers with quality and prompt service, we have spent the winter months preparing for this upcoming year. Your 100% satisfaction is our priority.
Lawn and maintenance contract renewals will be sent out this month. Our first lawn applications will be starting at the beginning of March.
As the weather breaks at the end of the month and spring begins to bloom, it will be important to get your first fertilizer application down on your lawn. This will help you grass green-up for spring and control weeds before they have the chance to emerge.
Lawn maintenance contracts will be sent out this month, so keep an eye out for them. If you find yourself with questions, give us call! We are here to help.
Exciting Announcement!!
We will be participating in the Capital Remodel & Garden
Show on the weekend of February 25th to 27th.
Booth #522
Come out to see us and introduce yourself!
(Capital Remodel & Garden Show 2022)
Fun Facts about Snowdrops:
Snowdrops are one of the first flowers to appear in the new year
Although snowdrops do have a scent, it’s not a very strong one.
If you are a pet owner beware, this flower might not be the flower for you as it is toxic to pets.
Snowdrops symbolize spring, purity and religion.
Another name for snowdrops is “Galanthus” which is of Greek origin and means “milk flower”.
There are more than 2,500 varieties of snowdrops.
There is a naturally occuring substance within this plant that is used to help treat the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease.
Do You Have A Soggy Yard?
Did you know water pooling in your yard can destroy the roots of your grass and plants? When soil does not drain properly, several problems surface. Erosion, puddles, and pests are the main problem that can cause your yard to look less than perfect. Don’t know how to start? We can help! Give us a call or send us a message!
We offer multiple drainage solutions to fit your unique needs:
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