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As the brisk winter weather sets in, many of us tend to retreat indoors, often overlooking the landscape outside that bears the brunt of the harsh weather. However, #LandscapePreparation in winter is crucial for protecting your plants and setting the stage for a healthy, beautiful spring landscape. Extra care for boxwoods, shrubs, and other evergreens is an essential part of landscape preparation in winter. The most effective approach to protecting plants from the harsh effects of winter frost and wind damage is to use: ? Mulch insulation ? Burlap wrapping ? Anti-desiccant sprays #WinterLandscaping #LandscapingTips #LandscapingDesign

As the brisk winter weather sets in, many of us tend to retreat indoors, often overlooking the landscape outside that bears the brunt of the harsh weather. However, #LandscapePreparation in winter is crucial for protecting your plants and setting the stage for a healthy, beautiful spring landscape. Extra care for boxwoods, shrubs, and other evergreens is an essential part of landscape preparation in winter. The most effective approach to protecting plants from the harsh effects of winter frost and wind damage is to use: ? Mulch insulation ? Burlap wrapping ? Anti-desiccant sprays #WinterLandscaping #LandscapingTips #LandscapingDesign

As the brisk winter weather sets in, many of us tend to retreat indoors, often overlooking the landscape outside that bears the brunt of the harsh weather. However, #LandscapePreparation in winter is crucial for protecting your plants and setting the stage for a healthy, beautiful spring landscape. Extra care for boxwoods, shrubs, and other evergreens is an essential part of landscape preparation in winter. The most effective approach to protecting plants from the harsh effects of winter frost and wind damage is to use: ? Mulch insulation ? Burlap wrapping ? Anti-desiccant sprays #WinterLandscaping #LandscapingTips #LandscapingDesign

??? We’re Back in Action – Ready to Prune Your Trees! ??? After a few days of wet weather, we’re back pruning and chipping all that unexpected overgrowth that seems to have appeared overnight! The rain has been great for growth, but it’s also left many trees looking wild and unmanageable. ?? Why Prune Your Trees? Pruning isn’t just about appearance – it’s essential for the health and safety of your trees. Regular pruning: ? Removes deadwood to prevent falling branches. ? Shapes and tidies unruly growth for a polished look. ? Improves tree health by encouraging proper airflow and sunlight through the canopy. ? Reduces risk during storm season by minimizing wind load on heavy branches. ? Protects property by keeping branches clear of roofs, gutters, and powerlines. ?? Whether it’s your backyard, pool area, or commercial space, our expert team provides tailored pruning services to suit your needs. Call us today for a FREE tree pruning quote ?? Frontier Tree Services #GoldCoastTreePruning #GoldCoastArborists #GoldCoastTreeLopping

While you may enjoy soaking up the sun (while wearing sunscreen, of course!) summer weather can be hard on your home and landscaping. Thumbtack has a great list of 11 areas around your home where summer weather can cause problems, plus ways to prevent and repair the damage: https://bit.ly/4evXQTi #HomeTips #HomeMaintenance

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?? Summer is here! Keep your home in top shape with these summer maintenance tips from Ankana Properties: 1?? Check Your Gutters: Clear out leaves and debris to avoid blockages during summer storms. 2?? Inspect Your Roof: Look for any signs of wear and tear after the winter season. 3?? Maintain Your Garden: Ensure your plants are well-hydrated, and trim any overgrowth for a neat appearance. A little maintenance goes a long way in preserving the value of your property! #SummerMaintenance #HomeCare #PropertyValue #AnkanaTips #RealEstateAdvice #SummerHomeCare #AnkanaProperties

Tomorrow is the winter solstice! If you’re planning any outdoor projects, remember these cold-weather tips: 1. Watch for frost depth: Digging can be tricky with frozen ground, so plan carefully. 2. Check for holiday lighting hazards: Keep holiday lights and decorations away from buried utility lines. 3. Locate markers may be harder to see in snow: Double-check the dig area and keep it clear of snow and debris. Safety doesn’t take a winter break—always contact 811 first! #WinterSafety #811BeforeYouDig #UtilityProtection

???? Winter is Coming: Prep Your Home and Landscaping! ????? As the snow starts to fall here in Michigan, it's time to prepare your home and landscaping for the colder months ahead. A little effort now can save you time and money later! Here's how to get ready: ?? Seal the Drafts: Check doors and windows for drafts. Adding weather stripping or caulking can keep your home cozy and lower heating costs. ?? Protect Your Pipes: Insulate exposed pipes and keep your home’s temperature consistent to avoid freezing. ?? Service Your Furnace: Schedule a maintenance check to ensure your heating system is ready for the season. ?? Winterize Your Landscaping: -Trim trees and shrubs to avoid damage from heavy snow. -Mulch flower beds to insulate roots. -Clean up leaves and debris to prevent mold and pests. -Shut off outdoor water sources and store hoses. ?? Gutter Clean-Up: Clear out leaves to prevent ice dams that can damage your roof. ?? Snow Equipment Check: Ensure your snowblower, shovels, and ice melt are ready to go. Taking these steps now means a worry-free winter and a healthier landscape come spring! ???? Stay safe and cozy, Michigan! #WinterPrep #MichiganHomes #HomeMaintenance #LandscapingTips #WinterIsComing #SnowReady #HomeCareMI #RealEstateTips

This week's winter weather is closing in quickly. Is your landscape ready? Here's a winter weather checklist to help you prepare: - Move potted plants indoors and cover immovable plants with cloth frost blankets. Avoid plastic coverings as plastic conducts cold. - Water your plants ahead of the freeze (ideally 24 hours in advance) to give the roots extra protection. Water is a great insulator: wet soil is warmer that dry soil! - Add mulch around landscape plants to insulate the roots. - Disconnect water hoses & protect spigots if you haven't already done so. Some plant species are more susceptible to cold damage than others. Keep a close eye on these common local species: sago palms, fig ivy, star jasmine, gardenias, rosemary, cyclamen, and oleander. If you suspect freeze damage after the freezing weather subsides, give us a call. Our arborists can assess the situation and create a recovery plan for your landscape. Stay warm and stay safe! #TreeCare #WinterPrep #PlantProtection #WinterWeather #FrostProtection #ColdWeatherTips #PlantHealth #LandscapeCare #PlantCare