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Schedule Your Fall Cleanup

11/19/2017

It's Thanksgiving week, and we have so much to be thankful for - especially our customers! You guys rely on us to make and keep your landscape beautiful. We consider ourselves fortunate to be able to do what we love and exceed your expectations. Thank you for your business and continuous positive reviews and referrals!

The end of November is also a busy time for us, as most folks like to have a professional fall cleanup of their property around this time. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the seemingly endless leaves and debris that are blanketing your lawn and yard, don't fret. We have availability for fall cleanups throughout the south shore now through December.

Most landscape contractors typically have a crew of professional landscapers and high-quality, commercial equipment to get the job done quickly and hassle-free. What might take you a full day or two of work, takes our team just a few hours, and we remove every, single leaf. Fall cleanups include

removal of all brush and debris
trimming of trees and shrubs
leaf blowing and removal
lawn mowing and edging
thatch removal
watering of plants/trees
garden bed clean-out

Get your preferred fall cleanup date by calling us at 774-284-1171.

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Plant bulbs now for spring blooms

11/6/2017

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Fall is the best time to plant bulbs for bountiful spring blooms. Sometimes just the fall cleanup of up your property seems like a lot, but if your outside anyway (or if you hired a professional landscaper to do the difficult work), you might consider planting bulbs - it's fairly easy. Whether you’re an advanced gardener, or just starting to get your hands dirty, bulbs tend to be foolproof. This allows you to put more focus into the design of your garden rather than the actual work.

Here are a few tips that might help you this fall in both planting and designing your spring flower garden:

Plant bulbs with the point up.
Follow instructions for how deep to plant your bulbs (most are from 5 to 8 inches).
Don't bother with fertilizer the first year. Bulbs are packed with enough nutrients to flourish the first year. In fact, adding fertilizer to the planting hole may cause the bulb to burn.
Rather than planting bulbs in lone areas throughout your yard, plant them in clusters. This gives a concentrated, colorful impact.
For flowers that will bloom around the same time, plant the bulbs for shorter flowers in front of taller flowers. Most bulbs you purchase should include information on the flower height. This allows you to have the best view of every beautiful bloom, rather than some getting hidden by others.
If you have flowers that bloom at different times, you may want to plant taller flowers that bloom later in front of shorter flowers that have already bloomed and are fading. This might mask any dying foliage behind it.

Most importantly, have fun with your fall gardening. An autumn weekend or two in the soil will help your garden or yard look beautiful next spring. If you’d like someone else to do your fall cleanup, so you can focus on planting, give Gardenin’ Angels a call at 774-284-1171. We service nearly all towns throughout the south shore, and our fall cleanup includes removal of leaves, removal of brush/debris, weeding, thatch removal, watering of plants/trees and a thorough garden bed clean-out.

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Schedule Your Fall Cleanup

Plant bulbs now for spring blooms

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