While it might seem like Winter is too early and too cold to be thinking about Spring planting, planning your garden in the Winter is the best time to do so! Planning your garden can be hard work and time consuming, so it's always good to find ways to keep things as easy as possible, hence, perennials are a great solution to making sure your yard pops come Spring.
ile you sit and contemplate life and everything else in the cold harsh winter of the North and Midwest this year, consider also contemplating your plans to prepare your yard for the coming Spring with these helpful tips from LandscapeArchitectural.com
Pollinators are an important part of any ecosystem. Creatures such as butterflies, bees, hummingbirds, and so on all depend on pollinator plants in order to feed themselves and sustain their communities. Any good landscape design will incorporate native flora that act as great pollinators, making your yard sustainable and even bringing value to your property. Keep reading in order to...
