The savvy gardener knows that gardens do not simply lie dormant through the winter and revive themselves in the spring. Even if you aren’t preparing for more immediate growth, how you prepare your landscape for winter will have a large impact on growth you do experience in the spring.
Fall is in full swing, and it’s time to start shifting your paradigm for landscaping projects. As your focus moves away from lawn care and more of your attention is given to leaf collection and overwintering, it is important to remember that now is the time to start planning for next spring.
It goes without saying that, in the real estate world, we are in a seller’s market. Most people attempting to sell their homes right now are seeing multiple offers in days or even hours after their house hits the market.
Few things are as exciting as purchasing a new house. Whether the home is brand new or a fixer-upper, there will be plenty of adventures ahead. But before you start making memories, you may have a few things to check off your to-do list.
It’s time for something bright and cheery to lighten everyone’s mood. New interior design like a fresh coat of paint or new throw pillows can be nice, but this season calls for backyard parties and outdoor gatherings galore.
MAKE IT PRETTY, MAKE IT RIGHT.