Fall isn’t just about pumpkin lattes and cozy sweaters; it’s the pivotal time to prep your landscape for the colder months ahead and set the stage for a lush spring comeback. From tending to fallen leaves to planting springtime bulbs, the change in season offers a delightful array of landscaping tasks that not only enhance […]
Fall is an ideal time for planting in Southeast Wisconsin, offering unique advantages that can help your garden thrive. As temperatures cool, the soil remains warm, providing perfect conditions for root development. The cooler nights and increased rainfall during this season create a more favorable environment, reducing the need for frequent watering and making it […]
Clover lawns have emerged as a popular trend in landscaping due to their eco-friendly, low-maintenance, and visually appealing qualities. Unlike traditional grass lawns, clover, particularly white clover, offers several advantages. One of the main reasons for its popularity is its resilience. Clover is drought-tolerant and stays green even in dry conditions, reducing the need for […]
Is there anything better than looking out your window over a lush landscape and vibrant garden? With June’s unusually rainy weather, we are reaping the benefits with greener lawns and growing garden beds. However, managing stormwater can be a challenge, especially during heavy rains. Enter the rain garden – a beautiful and eco-friendly solution to […]
In our gardens lie an opportunity to nurture not just plants, but also the planet. Sustainable gardening offers a pathway to minimizing our environmental footprint. Read on to learn about simple things you can do, like saving water and using natural materials, to make your garden not only beautiful but also good for the planet. […]
Integrating native plants into your residential landscape offers a myriad of benefits beyond mere aesthetics. Native plants are naturally adapted to the local environment, requiring less water, fertilizer, and pesticides, which translates to lower maintenance and reduced costs. Their deep root systems help prevent soil erosion and promote water infiltration, contributing to healthier soil and […]