Plants are dormant during the cold months, winter is the best time to tackle pruning. Winter pruning and shrub care can encourage better growth in the spring.

Your Winter Lawn Maintenance Landscaping Guide Homeowners spend plenty of time outdoors tending to their lawn and landscape in the spring, summer, and fall seasons. Many choose to pause their efforts during the winter thanks to the cold temperatures we can expect in the northeast this time of year. Even though the grass is dormant […]

5 Hot Tub Maintenance Tips You Need to Know This Winter These short, cold winter days in New Jersey usually force many residents to spend more time indoors than they’d like. Those that have a hot tub at home may consider winterizing it for the colder months, but plenty of people choose to enjoy their […]

For those looking to assist animals during these rough months, there are ways that you can help wildlife from home this winter.

For those tired of being stuck indoors, there are still plenty of activities that individuals can partake in to enjoy your own backyard this winter season.

How Winterizing Your Vegetable Garden Ensures A Successful Spring With the frigid temperatures and the continuous chance for snow, not many New Jersey homeowners garden through winter. However, even though it’s not a prime time for gardening, there are still steps you can take now to prepare for spring. Winterizing your vegetable garden reduces the […]

It is important to take some winter weather safety precautions and make sure your home is ready before a storm arrives. Here are six tips to make sure you are prepared for this winter’s big storm, or two.

Snow falling in the backyard is beautiful at first glance, but it also means the cold winter weather has arrived. Snow and freezing temperatures can wreak havoc on your home. Drafts, roof damage, ice dams, and even fallen trees are all a cause for concern. Before anybody starts hanging holiday decorations, tackling some important winter home maintenance projects may be wise.

Some people enjoy the snow while others prefer the warmth of staying indoors. However, when the snow arrives, homeowners will likely spend some time outdoors, shoveling driveways and walkways. Shoveling can take a toll on the body, causing backaches and sore muscles for days. There is more to it than moving the snow from the driveway to a nearby pile.

Just like homeowners take care of their lawn seasonally from spring through fall, it’s important they tend to their driveway in the winter. Proper driveway clearing is one of the many activities that can help prolong the life of a driveway and landscape.