by Melanie Greenthumb | Feb 19, 2025 | Lawn Care & Maintenance, Seasonal Garden Care
As the frost thaws and the first hints of spring emerge, your yard needs expert care to recover from winter and thrive in the growing season. While some homeowners may attempt a DIY approach, hiring a professional landscape company ensures your landscape is properly...
by Melanie Greenthumb | Feb 13, 2025 | Plant Care & Gardening Basics, Seasonal Garden Care
Winter may seem like an unusual time to plant trees and shrubs, but in Colorado Springs, it can be one of the best seasons to get a head start on your landscaping goals. Late winter planting allows trees, shrubs, and perennials to establish strong root systems before...
by Melanie Greenthumb | Jan 16, 2025 | Seasonal Garden Care
Spring is just around the corner, and as the snow melts and temperatures rise, it’s time to get your yard ready for the growing season. A proper spring cleanup not only enhances your home’s curb appeal but also lays the foundation for a healthy, thriving outdoor...
by Melanie Greenthumb | Dec 21, 2024 | Blog, Seasonal Garden Care
Spring may feel far away, but in the world of landscaping, it’s just around the corner. Meeting with a landscape professional now ensures you’re ahead of the rush and ready to bring your outdoor space to life as soon as the season begins. Here’s why it’s important to...
by Melanie Greenthumb | Dec 9, 2024 | Blog, Building & Repairs, Outdoor Living & Design, Seasonal Garden Care
Winter in Colorado Springs brings freezing temperatures, snow, and fierce winds that can take a toll on your fence. Before the cold weather sets in, it’s essential to have your fence evaluated by a professional to avoid costly repairs later. Protect Your Investment...
by Melanie Greenthumb | Dec 1, 2024 | Blog, Lawn Care & Maintenance, Seasonal Garden Care
Winter in Colorado Springs brings frosty mornings, stunning snow-capped mountains, and a unique opportunity to nurture your garden through the colder months. While many gardeners assume winter means packing up their tools until spring, a little care and preparation...
