10 Landscaping Mistakes to Avoid Mistake: Not taking finished sized into account When we draw our outdoor spaces, we always put the plants and shrubs in at their finished sizes. This is so that you don’t end up with plants that are already overgrown within a few years, or even sooner depending
February - Planning Ahead for Summer! February is a month that is all about love, groundhogs and the Super Bowl. Of course, this year February is really all about the Super Bowl! February is usually snow covered which makes it arguably the best winter month for winter sports. And often
Snow and your Landscaping With snow around us and plenty more snow in the forecast, you may be asking yourself, how does all of this snow affect my property and landscaping? Snow and Landscaping big questions: 1. Does snow damage your plants? The short answer is no! Kennett
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from GreenRoots Landscaping!
It is officially the holiday season and about that time that our living rooms are decorated for the season! When it comes to the real or artificial tree debate, many people have strong opinions to either side. There are definitely pros and cons to either choice. Let us look at a few
What to do with all of those leaves? Autumn is in full force and the leaves are changing. The fall colors make the landscapes picturesque and remind us of the holidays soon to follow. It is no wonder that autumn is so commonly a favorite season. While the changing leaves bring on a season
Fall Outdoor Decorating Tips The season of pumpkin spice, everything, is upon us! The cooler weather sometimes feels like time to spend less time outdoors, but there is plenty of season left for your outdoor spaces! So to enjoy your space to its fullest for these autumn months may we suggest some freshening up! Your
Mushroom Festival 2017 We had such a great weekend at the 2017 Mushroom Festival that we wanted to include you in the fun. Here is a behind the scenes look at our weekend! Building: We built as much of it as our shop as possible to make setting up on Saturday morning go
September – Tulips & bulbs September is an incredibly busy time of the year. Between back-to-school, work, and the vibrancy of summer colors subsiding it’s easy to get caught up the monotony of everyday life. Just because many of our summer flowers are dying or going into hibernation
New Lawn Seeding Although the heat is still at maximum capacity the days are getting shorter and it’s time to remember that fall is right around the corner. I know the kids are dreading going back to school but to the parents out there, I know you’ve been counting down the days
