The cold temperatures of winter tend to push us indoors. However, as we focus on the inside of our homes during the colder months, we often neglect the outside. While your winter lawn care is certainly not as demanding as your summer or spring lawn care, it doesn’t mean you can hibernate on your landscaping tasks altogether. In fact, your spring lawn is relying on you to complete a handful of tasks this winter so that it can be healthy, vibrant and pest-free when the temperatures get warmer.
It is no surprise that mowing is one of the most essential tasks to a healthy and attractive lawn. What you may not know, however, is that mowing must be done on a consistent basis to reap all of the benefits. Since proper and periodic mowing can be tedious and time-consuming, many homeowners opt to let a professional handle the job. At Pannone’s Lawn Pros & Landscaping, we proudly offer a full range of lawn services, including trimming, pruning, weeding and mowing.
When it comes to maintaining your lawn, trimming and pruning should be high on the list. In combination, these tasks are vital towards the health and growth of your plants as well as their aesthetic appeal. How often you trim or prune will be determined by the specific plant variety as well as the unique environment that the plant is in. While trimming and pruning may seem like the same thing, they have distinctive purposes that is important to understand.
Installing a patio in your yard adds functional and usable space to your backyard while also increasing your property value and outdoor appeal. Patios come in all shapes and sizes, but one of the most important decisions about this hardscape addition is the material that is used to create it. Flagstone and concrete pavers are the two most popular choices for outdoor patio installations. Here is some help in determining which one is best for your home project:
When it comes to the colors of an autumn landscape, we often think of the deep reds, oranges and browns that the changing leaves offer during this season. What you may not know, however, is that there are other vibrant colors that you can bring to your fall landscape. Just because your summer flower bed is not in full bloom or your grass is no longer a luscious green, doesn’t mean you must solely rely on the autumn leaves for color in your yard this season.
There are some trusted fall flowers that can offer eye-catching colors to your landscape while staying durable and hardy during the cooling weather.
