How to Prepare Your Outdoor Spaces for Fall and Winter
As the seasons change, it’s essential to prepare your landscaping for the upcoming cooler months. For 6 expert tips to help you keep your outdoor space attractive and protected, check out this latest #GTK post. Questions? Ask me today—I’m happy to help. #BHHS #BHHSRealEstate #WinterGardening #Landscaping Office: With the shifting seasons, it becomes imperative to prepare your landscaping for the approaching cooler weather. Delve into these 6 professional suggestions in this latest #GTK blog to maintain the allure and safeguard your outdoor area. Questions? Feel free to reach out—we’d love to help. #BHHS #BHHSRealEstate #WinterGardening #Landscaping
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Fall and winter can be hard on your grasses, trees and flowers, so here are six ways you can make your landscaping more attractive whether you’re selling your home, moving into a new home, or simply want to protect your landscape for fall and winter weather.
According to the National Association of REALTORS®, late October to mid-November is the perfect time to plant, weed, prune, and mulch, so your yard looks nicer and your plants will be protected during the winter.
1. Trim trees of dead branches for your own and neighbors’ safety. November to March are ideal times to prune trees to give them a better shape and prevent branches from blowing against the house.
2. Now is the time to get rid of leggy shrubs and plant new ones. Plant new shade trees with leaves that turn colors. Few fall sights are as beautiful as a maple tree with flaming red leaves or a ginko with golden yellow leaves.
3. Clean out flower beds and re-mulch with a layer of “wood chips, tree bark, leaves or other organic material.”
4. The Oklahoma State University extension office advises that October and November are the ideal times to plant bulbs before the ground gets hard. You can also plant pansies, ornamental kale, ornamental cabbage and other cool-season annuals.
5. Pull weeds from the lawn after a rain so they’ll be easier to pull out by the roots. They’ll be less likely to crop up again in the spring.
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