Spring! It’s worth celebrating here in Idaho. Send yourself some flowers!
Better yet, grow some yourself — then, if you plan things right, you can enjoy them well into fall.
It all starts with preparing your flower beds for spring.
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Chase Coates
Chase Coates is owner of Outback Landscape in Rexburg, Idaho.
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Your commercial property landscaping has a calendar, too. Every season has tasks that are crucial to the time of year.
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Posted by onThe 6 Benefits of Winter Pruning (And When To Do It)
Posted by onJust when you thought it was time to stow the garden tools for the season, you get this news: winter is great for pruning.
In fact, winter is the best time for pruning trees and shrubs. You can wait a bit for grasses, but it’ll still be chilly when they need a trim.
Sure, it's more comfy for YOU to tackle this task in July. In shorts. Holding an icy lemonade. But your plants prefer it now.
Here are 6 benefits of winter pruning.