Many homeowners – and some contractors – are not always aware of the numerous code requirements and regulations that pertain to their particular location and project. This can lead to your project being shut down until you meet all requirements set forth by your particular governing body. You MUST do your research EARLY to determine… View Full Article
Around here, the general rule of “green” thumb is that Thanksgiving weekend is your latest you want to get those bulbs in the ground.So if you want that early burst of color this spring from Tulips and Daffodils this may be your last chance! You will be busy next weekend shopping with Black Friday and… View Full Article
While we still have a few weekends left of fairly warm weather, here is a list of chores: Have the chimney cleaned Service the furnace Cover the air conditioning unit Protect your delicate plants (fallen leaves and burlap works well) Apply your Fall fertilizer to the lawn If needed, now is the time to transplant… View Full Article
At Redbud, we always tell our clients that collaboration is key. We encourage open communication with clients and any other interested party such as an architect, interior designer, builder, etc.But imagine the task of open communication with 800 children on designing their new playground!! This is process that has been perfected over many years in… View Full Article
(Greenfield, NY) After four successful seasons of growth, the Town of Greenfield Historical Society is proud to announce the season opening of the Greenfield Farmers Market on June 29, 2012. The Farmers Market will run every Friday from 4:00-7:00PM in Middle Grove Park on Middle Grove Road through the first week in October. The market will… View Full Article
So many times people tell us ” I didn’t realize you did that kind of work too.” Redbud is not your typical landscape contractor. We do all kinds of specialty work. For example, on a recent job we were asked to relocate a driveway and line it with cobble, correct some drainage issues, build some… View Full Article
I just love groundcovers. They are so diverse, versatile and economical too! There are hundreds of varieties available for full sun and full shade locations and everywhere in between (depending upon your climate Zone). There are evergreen varieties, flowering varieties (in so many colors) and even groundcovers that tolerate being tread upon. You can use… View Full Article
It is time to honor Mother Nature and celebrate the wonderful planet we live on. One way to renew your appreciation for our natural resources is to visit some of nature’s finest displays. We suggest you take a trip this weekend to one of New York’s many botanical gardens or public gardens. Locally here in… View Full Article
What is the best way to get that carpet of green lush grass that everyone loves? The choice you make between sod or seed depends upon a few factors. The first is usually the price. Seed is definitely the less expensive option. With sod you are paying for the labor of the sod farm to… View Full Article
These are nasty things, weeds. There is a reason they are called noxious, whose synonyms include such words as unhealthy, corruptive and detrimental. And yet, the battle goes on… Does anyone ever win the battle against weeds? Only the most diligent and dedicated warriors can, I assure you. Many people assume that applying a nice… View Full Article
