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Frustrated? Still going year to year with 
the same unanswered questions about
your landscape?
My name is Todd Wessel and this site will
give you the information needed to help answer your questions.
Your landscape will continue to grow with or without my help. Dig in, get involved and learn how to change your curb appeal. Most of us have to do it ourselves anyway, why not get the results you deserve.
***** Each page has a "Just The Facts" section that quickly explains the proper steps to acquire great success. I recommend digging into each page a little deeper though, to fully understand why it's all so important to your future success.
the same unanswered questions about
your landscape?
My name is Todd Wessel and this site will
give you the information needed to help answer your questions.
Your landscape will continue to grow with or without my help. Dig in, get involved and learn how to change your curb appeal. Most of us have to do it ourselves anyway, why not get the results you deserve.
***** Each page has a "Just The Facts" section that quickly explains the proper steps to acquire great success. I recommend digging into each page a little deeper though, to fully understand why it's all so important to your future success.
Just the Facts for October
1. Do not walk on your grass in the early morning if the
dew is frozen. The grass will have an overall whitish
color and will be very brittle. Wait until the sun warms
and unfreezes.
2. Replace summer flowers with Pansies or Violas. First
hard frost will desimate all summer flowers. Use
evergreens like Arborvitae or variegated Yucca in pots
for color thru the winter.
3. Cut back all dieing perennials to keep garden clean.
4. Divide (split into two) and move perennials if you
choose.
5. Clean roof gutters of fall leaf debris.
1. Do not walk on your grass in the early morning if the
dew is frozen. The grass will have an overall whitish
color and will be very brittle. Wait until the sun warms
and unfreezes.
2. Replace summer flowers with Pansies or Violas. First
hard frost will desimate all summer flowers. Use
evergreens like Arborvitae or variegated Yucca in pots
for color thru the winter.
3. Cut back all dieing perennials to keep garden clean.
4. Divide (split into two) and move perennials if you
choose.
5. Clean roof gutters of fall leaf debris.
Check out EHOW.com for some of my articles in the home and garden section