With the weather starting to turn towards fall and colder weather, being able to still enjoy the outdoors can be a little less… enjoyable. However having some sort of fire feature, such as a fire pit or outdoor fireplace can warm things up in your outdoor space pretty quickly as well as bring people together. In our last blog we discussed the nuances and benefits of having a patio installed at your home, and briefly touched on the idea of having a stone fire pit put in along with that. What we didn’t mention, was that outdoor fireplaces can be an enticing option as well for a fire feature, and ..read more

Have you been thinking of ways to improve the outdoor experience at your home? A patio may be the right move for you, and there are several attractive reasons to choose one over other outdoor enhancements. Some of the reasons include; space for entertaining, added value to your home, more budget friendly than decks, low-maintenance and durable with long lifespans. We have broken down some of these attractions of having a patio installation to help you decide if it’s right for you. Entertain Guests Get more use out of your backyard with a patio that is perfect for hosting barbecues, birthday pa ..read more

Do you ever look out into your yard and think that it is just missing something? Or maybe you look out and look right into your neighbor’s window. You might just be in need of some new trees to liven up your outdoor areas. When it comes to choosing what kinds of trees you want to plant, there are several factors to consider, as different trees can serve different purposes. This decision is one that can either haunt or bless you for years to come, even a lifetime. Okay, okay, you could always cut down and replace a tree but trust us, that is a pain and it is much easier to make the correct deci ..read more

With warm weather upon us, we are seeing plants, shrubs, and trees flourishing with green and flowering in the valley. Rain is falling in small spurts and snow melt is still a factor, but we all know that this does not last and by the end of the summer fire danger is always a concern and lawns and native grasses lose their green beauty for a less favorable yellow/brown hue. That is why watering your lawn is crucial during the summers here in Wyoming if you want to keep it lush. Doing so manually can be non cost efficient, ineffective, inconsistent, and time consuming. Having an expert installe ..read more

TAKE CARE OF YOUR BRANCHES -If you want your yard to thrive from top to bottom you will want to take some time to inspect all of your trees and shrubs for branches damaged by the winter weather. These branches should be pruned back to healthy stems. When it comes to trimming your hedges, opt for hand pruners rather than electric shears as this will keep you from causing a thick outer layer on the shrubs that prevents sunlight from getting to the center of the plant.  Shrubs that flower in the summer, should be pruned before they begin to bud, whereas spring bloomers can wait until p ..read more

The smell of autumn is in the air, and we’ve already had our first snowfall dusting of the year.  Many people are not quite ready for the change of season just yet, but it is unavoidable and preparations for the cold shall commence.  At South Park Nursery & Landscaping we are more than capable of assisting in some of these preparations as we offer tree/shrub fertilization, sprinkler winterization, firewood and snow removal services.  It is best to stock up on firewood before you are suddenly hit with a brisk night that makes you wish you had. As for snow removal, although we ..read more

As your flowering plants start to lose their blooms, this is the perfect time to practice your deadheading skills. No, we are not talking about dance skills related to the Grateful Dead. We are talking about removing the dead blooms off your plants so potential new ones can grow. Deadheading Strategies There are a couple different strategies for deadheading and depending on the kind of plant you have, you may want to use a different strategy. For most plants, including roses, columbine, and daisies, you will want to grab a pair of scissors or clippers and snip as close to the nearest junction ..read more

As we progress into our world-renowned Jackson Hole summer, the perfect blend of heat, humidity, and activity, South Park Landscaping and Nursery wanted to provide you with some tips for garden and lawn care. Finding the perfect blend of watering, deadheading, weeding, and mowing is key to having the best lawn on the block and we are here to show you how. In regards to taking care of your lawn, a lot depends on where you are located in the valley. In general, we recommend watering your lawn in the morning, starting a couple of hours before sunrise. Our dry climate will soak up any moisture if ..read more

It’s springtime and you know what that means…. spring cleanup in Jackson! It’s time for planting season and yard work! At South Park Landscaping and Nursery, we are gearing up for the summer season and have already started the prep work. We wanted to give you a little checklist of things to do at this time of year to ensure a great and gorgeous landscaped yard and garden this summer season. Spring Cleanup in Jackson, Wyoming To begin, be sure to rake up the last of the fallen leaves and branches that fell after your fall cleanup. While these leaves protected your lawn over the winter, they w ..read more

Today is the first day of Fall, officially! We understand what the change of seasons means to business owners and homeowners. There is somewhat of a shift in preparation for the long winter months in the mountains. Start preparing for the fall in Jackson Hole, Wyoming; lawn fertilization, planting new trees and shrubs and stocking up on firewood is important. Here at South Park Landscaping and Nursery we provide the services and the stock you need to be prepared. Prepare for the Fall in Jackson Hole, Wyoming Fall lawn fertilization – helps strengthen your plants’ and lawn’s roots, giving them ..read more