The weather outside is…. delightful! The holidays are just around the corner, but that isn’t bringing our usual winter chill to St. Louis. Take advantage of the unseasonably warm weather by getting a jump-start on your landscape’s maintenance.
Check out the latest Quiet Village Landscaping Video! Dennis Evans shows you how to cultivate mulch to improve the overall health of your garden beds.
Several of our teammates had the privilege of attending a pruning class this month at the Missouri Botanical Garden taught by Benjamin Chu. Chu is the Horticultural Supervisor at the Missouri Botanical Garden, having been a part of their family for almost three decades. Chu provided an overview on how pruning is used to control plant size …
On Friday, November 14th, Quiet Village Landscaping Co. volunteered with St. Louis’ Forest Park Forever Nature Reserve staff and Park Ecologist Peter VanLinn III to clear away invasive plants and trees. Despite the 34-degree weather, we removed honeysuckles, mulberries and other invasive species from a large plot of land in-between the Highlands golf course and Jefferson Lake. …
Lawn Maintenance: FREE Walkthrough and Estimate Discover the benefits of our year-long maintenance plan The weather is starting to show hints of spring — it’s time to start thinking about your lawn again. Maintaining your lawn and garden is very hard work, and troublesome problems like drainage issues, unhealthy grass, or weed invasion only contribute …
As the weather gets cooler, mulch your planting beds in order to prepare your landscaping for winter. Mulch keeps the soil a more consistent temperature throughout the winter. Beds without mulch will be subject to the constant thaw and refreezing that occurs over the course of a St. Louis winter, which can cause the water …
