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As the winter season approaches, we're here to remind you of some key practices that will help keep your lawn healthy and in good condition, ensuring it’s ready to grow even stronger, healthier, and fuller next season! Winterizing your lawn is an often-overlooked fall "to-do" that can make a huge difference. Head over to our blog, where we cover everything, you need to know about winterizing your lawn and more! >>>?https://lnkd.in/gMgzCjtE?

Mulch is one of the most common and useful elements in any landscape! While it's often associated with shredded wood, mulch can refer to a variety of materials. In our blog post, What Is Mulch & What Is It Used For? ?we explore everything you need to know about mulch—its benefits and uses. Check it out today! >>> https://lnkd.in/gKJqZNzQ

Is your current landscaping outdated and in need of a refresh? Many of us find ourselves in this situation every few years. Plants may start to look scraggly if not properly cared for, mulch may begin to thin and look sparse, and you may notice signs of wear and tear in other aspects of your landscaping. While this is almost impossible to avoid, there are plenty of ways to make your landscaping look fresh and new again! In our latest blog post, we dive into 10 ways you can refresh your yard! Read more here >> https://lnkd.in/ghhcruQt

Summer may be coming to an end, but autumn is a great time for gardening! There are so many colorful plants and flowers that thrive in the cooler fall weather, and now is the perfect time to start thinking about swapping out your tired and spent summer annuals for some fresh and vivacious fall flowers! Check out our latest blog post for ideas on what to plant this fall! >> https://lnkd.in/gV2aQfA8

Due to their hardiness, low maintenance, and distinctive appearance, ornamental grasses are a popular choice for outdoor gardens throughout Northern Colorado and the Front Range. These grasses not only add height, texture, and movement to landscapes but also withstand the region's challenging weather conditions. Their adaptability to different soil types and resistance to drought makes them ideal for Colorado's unique climate. Additionally, ornamental grasses provide year-round interest, from their lush green growth in spring and summer to their striking seed heads and colorful hues in fall and winter. Curious which varieties of ornamental grasses thrive in zone 5? Check out our latest blog “Ornamental Grasses for Zone 5: Exploring Your Options” >>> https://lnkd.in/g2vZb4Eu?

Shade trees are a vital addition to any Colorado landscape, offering both aesthetic and practical benefits. In our latest blog post, “6 Best Shade Trees for Colorado to Beat the Heat”, we’ll explore the best shade trees for Colorado, taking into account the state's unique climate, soil conditions, and more. ? ? Beyond their beauty, shade trees provide crucial benefits such as reducing energy costs by cooling your home, improving air quality, and creating comfortable outdoor spaces. Whether you’re looking to enhance your property’s curb appeal or create a serene backyard retreat, choosing the right shade trees can make all the difference.? ? Read our blog post here >> https://lnkd.in/gg2aMrBU?

Did you know that you can successfully transform your yard and landscaping into a thriving oasis right here in Fort Collins and the Northern Colorado area by choosing plants that are native to the region? Native plants are well-adapted to the local climate and soil conditions, making them more resilient and easier to maintain. We dive into everything you need to know about native plants in our blog, “Fort Collins Native Plants: 14 Plants to Make Your Colorado Yard Thrive.” Head to our blog to check it out! https://lnkd.in/eZxs3AT4

Ensuring your property stays adequately watered during the summer is a challenge many of us face. While we often struggle to keep our plants hydrated, we rarely consider the potential negative effects of poor watering habits. Can you overwater your plants in the summer? Does the time of day you water make a difference? Are you noticing unusual burn spots on your plants? Why do your plants often look wilted mid-day? In our latest blog, “Summer Watering Tips: Advice from the Pros,” we answer all these questions and more! Check it out! https://lnkd.in/g2--9QbT

Native plants make an incredible addition to any landscape for more than just their aesthetic appeal. Beyond their beauty, native plants are superior to non-native plants because they are naturally low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and resistant to local pests. They also attract beneficial insects and wildlife native to the area. In our blog post, “What Are the Best Native Plants for Fort Collins, Colorado,” we discuss some of our favorite native plants available at our on-site nursery. Check it out! https://lnkd.in/eZxs3AT4

Even if you're unfamiliar with Boxwood shrubs by name, you've likely admired their presence in landscapes throughout Northern Colorado and the Front Range. These versatile shrubs are a favorite among local gardeners and landscapers for good reason. Known for their low maintenance, drought tolerance, and deer resistance, Boxwood shrubs thrive in our arid, mountainous environment. They offer year-round visual interest, retaining their vibrant foliage and color even during the coldest winter months. In our latest blog post, we explore the different types of Boxwood shrubs, along with essential plant care and growing tips to help you enhance your Colorado yard. Check it out! https://lnkd.in/g3mvsYzy