After what seems like an unusually long winter this year, the plants are finally starting to bloom again. Unfortunately for many Katy home owners, not everything has come back to life. Some of our favorite tropical plants didn't fare too well in the twenty degree temperatures this winter.
That means its time to get out the gardening tools and get to work replacing dead landscaping, and sprucing up the landscape. New plants, and fertilizer for the lawn should have most Katy area yards looking green again. Local nurseries are likely to be very busy this spring break with so many homeowners working on their yards. Many lawn service companies have been piling on the mulch again in what has become an annual ritual. Remember to be kind to your trees and take it easy on the mulch volcanoes.
If you're planning on selling a home, a little attention to detail will go a long way when it comes to your bottom line. Good landscaping will certainly add value to your home, and bad landscaping can prevent some potential buyers from even looking beyond the front door.