Not everything in your garden should be cut back in fall. Here’s what to cut, what to leave standing for winter, which shrubs never to prune in fall, and what to do with all those leaves.
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Landscape Design and Planning, Home Investment, Plants and Trees, Summer Tips
Mid-Year Landscape Audit: 6 Things to Check Before July | South Shore MA | Land Design Associates
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Jun
Jun
Before July arrives, run this 6-point landscape audit. Land Design Associates shares what South Shore homeowners in Hingham, Cohasset & Duxbury should check now.
30
Mar
Mar
When the first crocuses push through the thawing New England soil, it’s a sure sign that spring has finally arrived. But those early blooms aren’t just a welcome sight—they’re your signal to start preparing your yard for the months ahead. After a long, harsh winter, your landscape needs a little care to bounce back strong. From clearing debris and revitalizing your soil to pruning, planting, and refreshing garden beds, a few smart steps now can set the stage for a lush, healthy, and low-maintenance yard all season long. In this guide, we’ll walk you through seven essential spring landscaping tasks every New England homeowner should tackle right now.
Landscape Design and Planning, Plants and Trees
Rhododendron Winter Damage? Here’s How to Revive Broadleaf Evergreens (Without Overreacting)
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Apr
Apr
Winter was brutal on rhododendrons, hollies, and mountain laurels. Don’t rip them out. Use this step-by-step recovery plan for Greater Boston landscapes.