Seasonal Tips

7 Hydrangea Autumn Care Tips to Boost Next Year’s Blooms

Posted on December 3, 2025 by Noah Miles

Hydrangeas are gorgeous plants that add color and structure to any space. They require attentive care to look their... Read More

Autumn Garden Cleanup Tips from Award-winning Landscapers

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The fall harvest season has come to an end; that doesn't mean it's time to leave your yard and... Read More

Top 5 Front Yard Decor Ideas & Tips for Every Season

Posted on November 11, 2025 by Noah Miles

When you want to dazzle neighbors with your front yard decor, take tips from award-winning landscape experts. Tip #1:... Read More

5 Fall Landscaping Ideas from Award-winning Landscape Designers

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Autumn is a time of change; your yard is no exception. Embrace these seasonal changes by implementing smart fall... Read More

Charming Outdoor Fall Tree Decor Ideas to Match Your Seasonal Style

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One of the most popular trends in recent years is styling a Christmas-style tree for various holidays and seasons.... Read More

Can You Plant Trees in the Fall?

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Fall is the perfect time for warm apple cider, crisp walks, and planting trees. That's right—you can plant trees... Read More

Best Fall Garden Plants for St. Louis Homes

Posted on October 2, 2025 by Noah Miles

Choosing the right fall garden plants can provide your household with a bountiful harvest of fresh produce and stunning... Read More

Outdoor Fall Decor Ideas & Tips to Transform Your Home

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The crisp air of autumn signals the perfect time to transform your outdoor living space into a cozy, inviting... Read More

Cozy & Inviting Fall Porch Decor Ideas for a Seasonal Refresh

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Your front porch sets the seasonal tone for your home and is the first thing guests see. At Poynter... Read More

Can You Plant Shrubs in the Fall? Tips for Success

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Many think of fall as being too late to start planting. The truth is, though, that many plants thrive... Read More