Unique Landscape Services

We have another new sign up in Caledonia! Any guesses where exactly it is located? Unique Landscape Services - Servicing #Caledonia! What We Do:... Commercial Property Maintenance & Design Commercial/Residential Hardscapes & Construction Commercial Snow & Ice Management Nice sign right!? Shoutout to @superior.signs.hamilton

It was a tight area for photos, but we are so pleased with the outcome of this overhaul! Check out the before photos New composite deck, landscape lighting, fence, aluminum railings, pergola and fire bowl (to be installed in the spring) Deck work by @hillsidecityconstruction ... Post Holes by @zanattaphd Material Supplied by @hamiltonbuilderssupplyinc See more

Happy New Year from all of us at Unique Landscape Services! What was your favourite part of 2020? For us we took Covid as an opportunity to learn and develop professionally and personally. We got to watch our business grow, meet some really great clients and most of all bring a lot of amazing staff on to the team! ... The support from suppliers and contractors certainly didn’t go unnoticed either! Looking forward to see what 2021 brings!

Site checks and spot salting this morning!

Out of everyone who wished for a white Christmas, how many of them do you think work in snow removal!? We want to take the time to say a big thank you to our snow removal team at Unique, and our extended team of contractors who worked so hard over the past few days. Sacrificing time with your family to make sure our sites are accessible and safe means more than you know! Enjoy your well deserved break! ... Scott & Hilary

Perennials for Commercial Landscapes

Spotting a fellow Mo Bro.

Fall Perennials Add some colour to your landscape!

November Gardening Tasks https://www.hgtv.com//planting-an/november-gardening-tasks

34 Perennials to Cut Back in the Fall https://www.thespruce.com/perennial-plants-to-cut-back-in-t

First visit at our new account in Ancaster! We’re excited to continue working with this property!

Fall months can leave your property covered in fallen leaves, dead branches, and other debris that need to be cleaned up. With Unique Landscape's fall cleanup services, our team can help get your property back to pristine condition and fully prepared for winter! Packages starting at $325 +HST Contact us today for your free quote!... (289) 339-2293 www.uniquelandscapeservices.ca Fall Cleanup Services: Garden Clean Ups & Close Down: Weeding, Leaf and Debris Removal, Cutting Back Perennials and Edging. Prune Trees, Hedges and Shrubs Cut Back Perennials Remove Annuals Updating Seasonal Planting of Bulbs, Shrubs, and Fall Annuals Mulching Sodding / Grass Seeding Fertilizer Application Lawn Aeration Cleaning up branches & lawn debris Cutting the grass Plus Much More! Servicing Hamilton & Surrounding Areas. Invest in Your Life At Home!

49 Great Backyard Landscaping Ideas https://www.thespruce.com/backyard-landscaping-ideas-4172952

September: Clean Up Your Garden Thoroughly From Now Til the Snow Flies https://www.torontomastergardeners.ca/september-clean-up-y/

Here's What to Plant in the Fall for the Prettiest Spring Yard https://www.bhg.com//garden-care/what-to-plant-in-the-fall/

Fall gardening checklist Falling leaves signal the beginning of the fall garden clean up season.With the cooler fall weather upon us, it's time to get outside and prepare your garden for the onset of a Canadian winter. Maybe you haven't spent that much time in the garden over the past few weeks, with kids going back to school, or you have managed to get away and spend some time off at the cottage, but there are a lot of little tasks that need to be completed to get your garde...n ready for winter. Fall is a great time to plant trees and shrubs, cut back perennials, remove annuals and get your lawn healthy for next spring. Remember to keep watering. Trees and shrubs that are deprived of water now will be easily stressed in the winter. Below is a handy guide to fall clean up tasks. September: Collect seed and herbs for drying. Add compost or manure to garden beds. Cover water features with netting to collect falling leaves. Check houseplants for pests, then start to move indoors. Plant new trees and shrubs, to give them at least six weeks before frost. Plant spring flowering bulbs. Clean bird feeders, gardening tools. Continue watering trees and shrubs until the ground freezes. Bring in any clay pots. Pull weeds before they go to seed to reduce the number of weeds next year. Fertilize your lawn. October: Transplant shrubs or young trees to new locations. Cut diseased areas out of perennials. Do not compost. Rake and compost any fallen leaves. Clean up garden debris. Remove all vegetable plants and fallen fruit. Remove dead annuals from the garden, after a frost. Cut back perennial foliage to discourage overwintering pests. Leave flowers with seeds for the birds. Continue watering trees and shrubs until the ground freezes. Sharpen lawn mower blade and pruners. Trim tall grass away from trees and corners of your home to discourage small rodents from creating nests. Dig up tender bulbs such as dahlia, canna and gladiola. Wrap them in moist material and store in a cool, dark space. November: Fertilize your lawn Divide spring and summer blooming perennial plants. Turn off outside water connections. Drain garden hoses. Buy bulbs to force for winter. Continue watering trees and shrubs until the ground freezes. Wrap screening around fruit tree trunks to protect from small animals. Mulch rose bushes. Clean fallen leaves in downspouts and gutters. December Start paperwhites and amaryllis for winter blooms. https://landscapeontario.com/fall-gardening-checklist

Excited to start this modern landscape for @mbermanhomes !

55 Beautiful Backyard Ideas https://www.hgtv.ca///50-beautiful-backyard-ideas-1050256/#

15 of the Best Trees for Any Backyard These are the best trees to grow in your yard for shade, privacy, and colour. https://www.bobvila.com//15-of-the-best-trees-for-any-back

"Other projects to be supported by the new money include the training of 540 youth for careers in landscaping, horticulture and agriculture at Thorndale’s Greenhouse Academy; funding to help 2,200 elementary and high school students pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) sectors; and the training of 25 newcomers and Indigenous people for employment in manufacturing or construction sectors." https://www.strathroyagedispatch.com//ontario-doles-out-1-

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