Maintenance
Winter Landscaping Tips for Michigan’s Great Lakes Bay Area
Discover the ultimate landscaping secrets for the Great Lakes Bay Area in Michigan. Transform your winter garden into a snowy wonderland that will leave your neighbors in awe.
Read MorePushing Your Planting Zone In Your Michigan Property
Pushing the planting zone in your Michigan property may sound overwhelming or impossible to do. But with the help of professional landscape design professionals at Bay Landscaping, pushing planting zone can be achieved. Read this article to learn more.
Read MoreAvoid Slippery Surfaces and Salt Damage to Plants
The most common way to prevent outdoor surfaces from becoming slippery during Michigan’s long, cold winters is to use salt or ice melt products. Unfortunately, these products can damage or even kill nearby plants, including mature trees. Learn how to keep your walkways and driveway clear without harming your landscape plants.
Read MoreShould You Seal Patios, Walkways, Driveways & Other Hardscaping Before Winter Arrives?
As winter approaches, you may be wondering if you should seal your exterior hardscape surfaces (such as driveways, walkways, patios, and stepping stones) or if are they naturally durable enough not to need sealant.
Read More10 Summer Landscape Tips to Keep Your Yard Looking Great Through the Heat
Summers in Mid-Michigan can be tough on lawns, landscape plants, and trees. But that doesn’t mean your landscape can’t look terrific all season! Follow these simple tips to keep lawns green, flowers blooming, and shrubs and trees providing cooling shade until fall arrives.
Read MoreMaintenance Tips for New Plants & Lawns
The most critical time for your new plants’ and lawn’s survival is the first year after planting or installation. Find out how to get your new perennials, shrubs, and lawn off to a great start so they’ll not only survive, they’ll grow into strong, healthy plants that enhance your landscape.
Read MoreHow to Help Shrubs Recover From Heavy Snow or Ice
Heavy snow and ice during Mid-Michigan winters can severely damage shrubs. Learn what to do (and not do!) to help your shrubs recover.
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