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Is It Time to Landscape Bay Area landscapers are usually working all year round as our climate is friendly most of the year to planting with the exception of a few freezes and rainy weeks, but when winter and early springtime come around it's a good idea to get plans and scheduling done early so you can enjoy your outdoor space this summer.

Planting in the Fall In California allows the plantrs to absorb the winter rains, and is often a very good time to plant. New plantings can focus on root development, preparing to bring growth, which allows much hardier, and well-established plants for the spring and summer months. Plants native to California and with similar climates such as Chile, western Australia, South Africa's and the Mediterranean usually benefit the most from Fall plantings here in The Bay Area.

Planting in the Spring Most of us choose the spring to start new garderns and landscape projects and the abundance of flowering species at local nurseries makes this time of year all the more attractive. With the soil still moist from the winter rains and the plants and flowers eager to grow and blossom the spring is a great time to start your new garden. Be sure to plan early and try to schedule ahead when planning to use the help of designers and installers as this is their busiest time of year.

Winter and Summer planting The Summer can be the busiest time for landscape projects but in the Bay Area's mild climate we can be inspired and start a garden most anytime of the year. During the winter months it is possible to make plans, do hardscaping, and plant bulbs and other dormant species that will take root in the moist soil and be ready for more growth come spring. Plants delicate to freezes and shock are better choices for spring. Hot dry summer months may also be too much for some species especially without adequate irrigation.


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