If you think summer flew by, wait until you see how quickly winter arrives! Here in Kansas City, the leaves are already turning, and before you know it, the first frosty mornings will be here. That’s why now is the time to tackle that landscaping or outdoor living space project you’ve been putting off. Don’t […]
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Life speeds up pretty quickly in the fall for homeowners, especially when you have kids in school and big plans for the weekends. Between after-school activities, football games, and holiday preparations, making time to tend to your landscaping can feel like a huge challenge. But it doesn’t have to be. With SK Lawn and Landscape […]
As summer winds down and the kids head back to school, many homeowners find themselves with more time to focus on projects they’ve been putting off. If your lawn and landscape have taken a backseat during the busy summer months, now is the perfect time to give your outdoor spaces some much-needed attention. SK Lawn […]
Hey Kansas City, it’s almost that time of year again—fall! As the leaves start to change colors and the air gets a tad crisper, you may be pondering how to transition your outdoor space for the upcoming season. Here at SK Lawn and Landscape, we get tons of questions about the difference between landscaping and […]
The Perfect Time for Landscaping In Kansas City When the air gets a little crisp and the leaves start to turn, it’s not just a sign of pumpkin spice lattes making their return; it’s also a great time to invest in landscaping. In Kansas City, the fall climate is perfect for planting new greenery, revamping […]
Landscaping is a great way to add beauty and functionality to your home, but it’s important to remember that it needs to be done in the right season. Fall is a great time to add landscaping to your home because the air is typically cooler, and there’s not as much humidity in the air. Landscaping […]
Well, now is the best time to plant trees and shrubs! Late summer and early fall are great times to plant because the weather is cooler, and there’s less chance of pests or diseases. In the fall, roots will grow deeper into the ground, and trees will have more time to establish themselves before winter, […]
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