Maintaining your Little Rock yard is almost a four-seasons job. Don’t miss your chance to plant or revamp your outdoor space. Follow this landscaping calendar for the best results. 

Spring

• Lawn Care: Resume mowing in March or April
• Planting: Plant flowers and trees in late April or early May.
• Mulch: Add, refresh, or replace mulch.
• Irrigation: Install a drip irrigation system for efficiency and soil. 
• Hardscaping: Spring, summer, and fall are perfect for adding decks, paver walkways, patios, stone garden walls, and stamped concrete.
• Fencing: Install fencing, and be aware of natural grades and slopes. 
• Landscape Lighting: Show off your natural spaces with outdoor lighting. 
• Shrub Pruning: Evergreens and ground cover shrubs can be pruned in March. 

Summer

• Lawn Care: Continue mowing weekly. 
• Irrigation: Check and repair sprinkler heads. 
• Fencing: Install, repair, and paint or stain.
• Landscape lighting Enjoy your summer yard with natural or color changing lights. 

Fall

• Lawn Care: Mowing season wraps up in late October or early November.
• Leaf Cleanup: Rake your leaves, or hire a local leaf removal crew.
• Planting: Plant bulbs, like bluebells, now for blooms in spring. 
• Mulch: Add or refresh mulch in garden beds. 
• Irrigation: Drain and repair irrigation systems in late October before the first freeze.
• Hardscaping: Add concrete patios and other features until late October when the days are cooler.
• Landscape Lighting: Add throughout summer into fall.
• Fencing: Installation, repairs, and painting/staining until early December

Winter

• Shrub Pruning: Hollies and Boxwoods can be pruned in early winter. 

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