Monthly Newsletter

1. Mulch Your Garden Beds: Adding a layer of mulch to your garden beds helps retain moisture, regulate soil temperature, and suppress weeds. It also gives your garden a neat, finished look.

2. Prune Shrubs and Trees: Pruning in the fall promotes healthy growth and helps prevent damage from winter storms. Focus on removing dead or diseased branches, and shaping shrubs for a clean appearance.

3. Plant Fall Flowers: Brighten up your yard with fall-blooming flowers like mums, asters, and pansies. These hardy plants can add a splash of color to your garden as summer fades.

4. Fertilize Your Lawn: Early fall is the best time to fertilize your lawn. This helps strengthen the grass roots before winter, leading to a healthier, greener lawn in the spring.

Following these tips will keep your yard looking its best as the seasons change. If you’re planning any major landscaping projects or need advice, I’m here to help.