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Winter Tips

We have had a very mild winter in Nebraska this year, which comes with a unique set of challenges. At Sun Valley Landscaping, our teams are gearing up to start performing spring clean-ups for our clients and preparing lawns for the warmer weather ahead. For...

Ho, Ho, Ho, it’s getting cold outside! Winter is a great time to warm yourself up by dreaming about summer and what you want to change about your landscaping while you wait for the warmer weather to return. Imagine, what does that perfect outdoor space...

As we continue to recover from the recent snowstorm, we are watching the forecast closely. The potential for rain following a significant snowfall poses a threat for future property damage. Here are some snowstorm recovery tips to keep your home safe and dry after a...

Establishing a budget for snow removal services is not a straightforward task. It may be tempting to look at what you spent last year and plug away; however, there is a better way driven by data. In our experience, most snow budgets are estimated too low for the...

As the temperatures begin to drop, you may think you have to give up on container gardening. However, you can customize your containers year-round. To start, make sure your containers will withstand freezing and thawing cycles. Stay away from those made of ceramics, terra cottas and...

  Top 5 Winter Plants and Trees to Add to Your Landscape Design When designing your new landscape concept, it's important to think about plants and trees that have winter interest and will harmonize your outdoor space. It is possible to enjoy your dream setting during the colder...

 The Top 5 Ice Melt Myths   1. Wind chill affects the freeze-thaw cycle of ice melt and salt. False: Only the actual temperature will affect the freeze-thaw cycle of ice melt. 2. Ice melt damages surfaces. False: It is a common misconception, however ice melt barely interacts with concrete from...

We've come across many questions about evergreens (particularly yews), rose bushes and ornamental grasses this spring.  Many of our clients are asking the question, “is it dead?” Our simple answer to that is to first have patience.  After an unusually dry and extremely cold winter, these...