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Will we get another freeze?
The average date of the last spring freeze is important in determining when to plant your spring annuals or to start on your vegetable garden. If you start planting prior to the last freeze date, a frost will either severely damage their leaves or slow their growth for weeks. But if you wait too long past the last freeze to get started, your plants may not have much of a growing season before the heat of the summer. Most likely, we will see another freeze before spring comes to stay in San Antonio. For San Antonio, the average last spring freeze is March 6th.
If you are eager to get started on your garden, there are many types of plants that can be planted now. Trees, evergreens and hardy shrubs can be planted all year round in San Antonio.
If you need help getting your landscape started, please give us a call 657-7737. |
Customer Spotlight: La Cantera Parkway
The project was a collaboration between the owners, Spaw Glass, the landscape architects, J. Robert Anderson Landscape Architect, and Preferred to create a redesign of the landscape of the entry way into the La Cantera property and the parkway. We offered our design and installation experience to create a plan that would efficiently irrigate the landscape. Especially, during a drought. We installed drip irrigation throughout the project, so that each plant and sod area receives water without waste. There is low runoff/overspray throughout the landscape.
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Spring is in the Air!
Despite what Punxsutawney Phil had to say about 6 more weeks of winter, spring is right around the corner! 
We are already working with clients on their spring designs so if you have a landscape project you are considering, now is the time to start planning it. Give us a call and we can set up an appointment 210-657-7737. |
