
March is the Time to Plan Your Landscaping
The best way to pass this last leg of winter is begin planning for the spring and summer outdoor living that lies ahead. We know there is snow and ice outside, but the geese are starting to fly north again and soon we move our clocks ahead. So now is…

Early Spring Gardening Checklist
Hurray for May! Spring is here at last.
For those of us who love to dig in and get our hands dirty, there’s much to be done. Even though the weather is still a bit unpredictable, here’s an early spring checklist to help you organize.
Lawn Care
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Planting & Caring for Evergreen Trees
Evergreen trees are great for property barriers and screening. Most of the evergreen trees in our nursery are grown in our own fields and have shown to be capable of surviving the winter months. Learn how to plant and care for your trees.
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Brilliant Outdoor Lighting
As the days grow shorter, outdoor lighting that adds not only beauty but a safe path to your door is essential. This is true whether we’re talking about your home or business. The goal of outdoor lighting is for welcoming, safety. And, when the seasons…

How to Winterize Your Landscaping
Whether you live in the Hudson Valley year round or have a weekend place that gets closed up until spring returns, there are tasks you can accomplish in autumn to ensure your lawn and landscaping gets off to a great start once the warm, sunny weather…

An Evergreen Winter
In our northern climate, evergreens play such an important role in our home landscapes. As the leaves turn yellow and orange and drop from our deciduous trees, integrating evergreens into our yards help keep the winter from turning quite as bleak.
If…

Pathways to Landscape Perfection
Every property has pathways, whether planned and created or cut by the continual foot traffic to get from point A to B.
Pathways have both practical and aesthetic purposes. They keep your feet dry and provide safe and easy access to your home, garage,…

Late Summer Landscaping To-Do List
For most enthusiastic homeowners, the month of August signals the downhill slide into colder seasons. While there’s still plenty of time to simply sit back and enjoy the greenery and blooms you’ve put so much hard work into, it’s not a bad time…
