Preparing your landscape for winter can be a lot of work, but it's worth it! Not only will some careful prep help your plants and trees survive the cold months ahead, but it will get you ahead of the gardening game when spring arrives.Here are some fall gardening tips that will keep you on track.
Outdoor kitchens are a fantastic way to use the space outside your home and celebrate the warm weather. But what happens to that perfect summer kitchen when the cool evenings start closing in?
As Autumn approaches, so does chilly nights and the need for cozy sweaters around a fire. Fire pits are a staple of outdoor entertaining, and they're some of the easiest ways to make your home feel more inviting and get everyone outside and enjoying the weather.
Outdoor kitchens are the latest trend, and for good reason. They bring the joy of cooking outdoors to a whole new level.To help you get started on your own project, we've rounded up some of our favourite ideas to inspire you in your own outdoor cooking adventures!
Your landscape requires sun, nutrients, optimum temperatures, air, and water to thrive. Investing in an irrigation system provides your landscape with supplemental water when rainfall is insufficient.
Maintaining your driveway is an important part of home upkeep. It protects you and your family from unnecessary damage to your property and vehicles, as well as keeping it looking clean and neat for visitors.
The front yard is the first thing that people will notice about your home. With spring well under way, now is the perfect time to start considering curb appeal.
Spring is in the air, and it's time to get your garden back in action. Follow these 6 easy spring landscape ideas and you'll be thanking yourself when the hot weather approaches.
Longer days, warmer temperatures and a little sunshine are all signs that spring has arrived. The changing of the season also serves as a reminder to give our landscape some much-needed attention. Unsure of where to begin? Tree Amigos has got you covered.
Consider these 6 plants that can withstand Canadian winter temperatures and add even more brightness with our LED light idea to build your dream backyard!
Interlocking pavers are generally low maintenance, but they require care in winter. Read our tips on how to keep them intact from snow, ice, and salt.
Your home's exterior is the first thing people see when they look at your house. And it's often the reason they decide to stop and take a second look, or not.
It's easy to get bored with your landscape during the winter months. Wondering how to take your outdoor space from humdrum to amazing? Here are a couple of things that you can do to bring life back into your garden this winter.
There is still plenty that can be done outdoors. In addition to preparing your yard for next year, you can also improve your space with some fall foliage. If you want to keep your yard in shape this season while getting a head-start on spring, check out our most recent blog for tips.
Soon autumn leaves will be camouflaging our lawns. To ace this years cleanup and ensure your yard is ready and raring for next year, add these 5 tasks to your fall cleaning checklist.
