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February Landscaping: Preparing for Spring with Fanelli Landscape Supply

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February Landscaping: Preparing for Spring with Fanelli Landscape Supply

February may still bring chilly temperatures, but it’s the perfect time to get a head start on your spring landscaping projects. Whether you're a homeowner looking to refresh your yard or a professional landscaper gearing up for the busy season, Fanelli Landscape Supply has everything you need to prepare for a thriving landscape. 1. Plan Your Spring Projects Now is the ideal time to plan your landscaping and hardscaping projects. Think about areas that need improvement, whether it’s a new garden bed, fresh mulch, or a stunning patio using Cambridge Pavingstones. Mapping out your projects early allows you to gather...

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Winter Landscaping and Hardscaping: Preparing Your Property for a Blooming Spring

Posted by Chris Fanelli on

Winter Landscaping and Hardscaping: Preparing Your Property for a Blooming Spring

Winter Landscaping and Hardscaping: Preparing Your Property for a Blooming Spring Winter might seem like the off-season for landscaping and hardscaping, but it’s actually the perfect time to take steps that will set your property up for success when spring arrives. At Fanelli Landscape Supply, we’re here to guide you through the colder months with tips, tools, and materials to maintain and improve your outdoor spaces. Let’s explore how you can care for your landscape and hardscape during winter while planning for a stunning spring transformation.                 Winter Landscaping: Care and Preparation Even...

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Winter Wonders: Preparing Your Landscape for the Holiday Season and Beyon

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Winter Wonders: Preparing Your Landscape for the Holiday Season and Beyon

As we welcome December, it's time to embrace the season's beauty while preparing your landscape for winter's challenges and holiday charm. Whether you're decorating for the holidays or prepping for spring success, Fanelli Landscape Supply has everything you need. Winterizing Your Landscape Protect Your Plants: Add a layer of mulch around your plants and shrubs to insulate roots from freezing temperatures. Mulch not only protects but also retains moisture in the soil. Prune Strategically: Winter is an ideal time to prune deciduous trees and shrubs while they're dormant. Remove dead or damaged branches to encourage healthy growth in spring. Wrap...

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Preparing Your Landscape for Winter: Essential Tips and Tricks

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Preparing Your Landscape for Winter: Essential Tips and Tricks

Preparing Your Landscape for Winter: Essential Tips and Tricks As winter approaches, preparing your landscape is key to protecting your plants, trees, and hardscapes from cold weather damage. Follow these essential tips to keep your landscape looking its best, even through the coldest months, and ensure a beautiful start to spring. 1. Final Lawn Care: Give Your Grass a Winter Boost Mow and Fertilize: Give your lawn one last mow at a slightly lower height to prevent mold growth. Apply a winterizing fertilizer rich in potassium to strengthen roots and enhance resilience through the cold. Aerate the Soil: Aerating your...

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Fall Essentials: Prepping Your Landscape and Hardscape for the Winter Ahead

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Fall Essentials: Prepping Your Landscape and Hardscape for the Winter Ahead

Fall is the perfect time to give your yard the attention it needs to thrive through winter and burst into life in spring. October's cool, crisp days make it ideal for preparing both landscaping and hardscaping before the ground freezes. Here are some essential tips to help you get started! 1. Landscaping Maintenance: Leaf Cleanup: Regularly raking leaves or using a leaf blower keeps lawns healthy by preventing mold growth and smothering. Fall Planting: Take advantage of the cooler temperatures to plant trees, shrubs, and bulbs. The soil is still warm enough for roots to establish before winter. Mulching: Applying...

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