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It’s easy to decorate for fall when you use pumpkins and gourds... and it’s budget-friendly too! Here are a few decorating tips from our pros on the landscape care team.
Found at any farmer’s market, a gourd display typically includes a variety of shapes, textures, sizes, and colors. They are not all orange!
Creating a stack of gourds allows for a visual display that is both interesting and beautiful.
Most displays have varying colors, but some just vary in shades of color to provide a monochromatic display.
Gourds will last longer than fall flowers, but you can consider adding hydrangea flowers, shrub foliage, or colorful fall leaves to your display.
Get creative and transform hollow pumpkins and gourds into seasonal planters.
If the stack of gourds is on the ground, hungry pests may consider them dinner. It may be wise to spray the gourds with an animal repellent to reduce the chances of the gourds being eaten.
We love the change of the seasons! Here's a super easy and fun project for the whole family.
You'll need a large pumpkin, some sort of fall plant (mums are a good choice!), a knife to cut your pumpkin, a spoon for scooping, a bowl, and some fun ornaments.
Make sure your pumpkin is big enough to hold your plant. Start by carving out the top, then scoop out the seeds and flesh. Cut a hole in the bottom for drainage, and drop in your plant.
Decorate and enjoy!
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Over the last three years, we have seen a growing number of homeowners ready to invest in their outdoor living spaces. While many preferences have remained consistent, others have evolved and inspired a new era of landscape design trends.
Freeze-thaw-freeze-thaw. Warm days and cold nights can make walkways, sidewalks, and driveways an icy mess. Here are our pro tips for keeping your pavement safe.
Eager for Spring? Making maple syrup in your backyard is a great way to enjoy the outdoors while you're waiting for the snow and ice to melt. Step one: collect the sap.