LMO Landscaping Ltd.- Swift Current, SK

LMO Landscaping Ltd.- Swift Current, SK Innovative solutions for the DIY-er who needs supplies and a plan of attack, and also for the client who wants design, supply & install for their property.

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**Snow Removal & Full Service Commercial and Residential Landscaping Solutions: Supply and Install**

Irrigation and Sprinkler Systems (Hunter OR Rainbird)
Plants, Trees, Shrubs
Sod, Hydroseeding, and Artificial Turf
Snow Removal- Haul Away, Sanding, Salting
Paving Stones
Versalok Bricks
Decor Rock
Aggregate
Topsoil
Gravel
Mulch (Rubber or Bark)
Landscape Fabric Barrier
Levelling, Grading, Prep

09/29/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!

🍂 🍂Fall is here; and now is the time to make sure your outdoor spaces are ready for the colder months ahead.🍂 🍂

Save this checklist for your fall property prep:
☐ Clean up leaves & landscape debris
☐ Prepare lawns for cooler weather
☐ Clean & refresh landscape beds
☐ Check trees & shrubs
☐ Inspect patios, pavers & natural stone
☐ Check walkways, steps & retaining walls
☐ Inspect drainage & downspouts
☐ Winterize outdoor kitchens & water lines
☐ Clean & prepare fireplaces and fire features
☐ Prepare pools, spas & water features
☐ Inspect outdoor lighting & adjust timers
☐ Clean & protect outdoor furniture
☐ Add seasonal planters & fall accents
☐ Address repairs before winter freeze/thaw cycles

🍂 🍂A little preparation now can help protect your outdoor investment and keep your property looking beautiful throughout the season.🍂 🍂

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!🍁🍁Fall is beautiful with all the colors It is a favorite season for many. 🍁🍁It's what follow...
09/28/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!

🍁🍁Fall is beautiful with all the colors It is a favorite season for many. 🍁🍁

It's what follows it is what is daunting and can be damaging.
Winter Prep for Your Yard is essential.

Your landscaping is a significant investment, and a little preparation now can help minimize winter damage while setting your yard up for a healthy spring comeback.

If your property has an irrigation system, swales (drainage ditches), or a sump pump, take time to ensure it is ready for colder months ahead. Ensure you clear debris from swales and around the sump pump discharge area. Drain and winterize your irrigation system, (there are plenty of local professionals who can help if you're unsure how).

Drain, disconnect and store your garden hose, turn off exterior water taps.

The basic but no less important tasks. Clean up leaves and debris. Trim trees and branches. Cut back perennials where appropriate. Protect vulnerable shrubs and young trees. Apply a final lawn fertilization before freeze up.
A little effort goes a long way. See less

🍂 🍂Before you cut everything back this fall, think twice!🍂 🍂Leaving some healthy stems and seed heads standing can add b...
09/24/2026

🍂 🍂Before you cut everything back this fall, think twice!🍂 🍂

Leaving some healthy stems and seed heads standing can add beautiful winter interest while also providing a natural food source for birds and other wildlife. Focus your fall cleanup on damaged or diseased growth, and let some of the garden stay just as nature intended. 🌿

Sometimes, a little less cleanup can be a good thing.
Do you cut your garden back in fall or wait until spring? 👇

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!5 Things Not to Do in Your Garden This FallFall gets a bad reputation as the season where the...
09/23/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!

5 Things Not to Do in Your Garden This Fall

Fall gets a bad reputation as the season where the garden just shuts down and everything gets put away. Some of the biggest mistakes we see happen right now, usually from people trying to tidy up too aggressively or too early. Here are five things worth skipping this fall, and a few things worth doing instead.

1. Don't cut back everything in sight. Seed heads and hollow stems are winter housing for beneficial insects, and a lot of perennials actually protect their own crowns better with some growth left standing.
2: Don't stop watering the second it cools off. Trees and shrubs planted this year or last still need consistent moisture right up until the ground freezes.
3: Don't skip the leaves entirely. Whole leaves piled thick on the lawn can smother grass, but shredded leaves make excellent mulch and free soil food.
4: Don't fertilize trees and shrubs right now. Late-season fertilizing pushes tender new growth that won't have time to harden off before frost.
5: Don't wait until the ground is frozen to plant. If you've got something you've been meaning to get in the ground, there's still time, but that window is closing.

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!Want to protect your trees and precious landscape during the harsh winter months?🌱Here’s a fe...
09/22/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!

Want to protect your trees and precious landscape during the harsh winter months?🌱

Here’s a few simple things we’ve put together that you can do now to protect your trees for the cold months ahead:

🍁Place composted mulch at the base of trees in late fall.
🍁Water when temps are above freezing throughout the winter.
🍁Prune in fall.
🍁Wrap young or fragile trees in burlap.

Fall is also a great time to plant new trees because cooler temperatures are perfect for stimulating growth!💚

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!Winter will be here before we know it, which means it’s time to prepare commercial and reside...
09/21/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!

Winter will be here before we know it, which means it’s time to prepare commercial and residential lawns for the snowy season ahead.❄️

Fall lawn preparation is an important way to help your grass prepare itself for dormancy and set your lawn up for success next spring. Fall lawn preparation now will mean a strong, healthy foundation for your landscape next year.🌱

Continuing to mow, gutter maintenance, pest prevention, and broad leaf w**d control are a few fall lawn preparation tips to get your turf ready for winter.🍂

09/18/2026

We will be closed for the afternoon (1:00 pm-5:30 pm) on Saturday September 19, 2026. Hope you enjoy your weekend!

🍂LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!🍂I know most of us aren't quite there yet, BUT thinking ahead, please don't be like the folk...
09/18/2026

🍂LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!🍂

I know most of us aren't quite there yet, BUT thinking ahead, please don't be like the folks who burn their leaves, or let the city sweep or haul them away! Fall leaves are EXCELLENT for your garden!
There are several easy ways to use fallen tree leaves effectively:

1. Rake or blow the leaves into your garden area. Now you're done! I did this successfully for many years. If your area is windy, it's not a great option, though.

2. Mow up your leaves, which will break them up into smaller pieces. Transfer to your garden area. Again, not great if you have a lot of wind.

3. Rake or blow your leaves into a pile, then transfer to contractor bags that have a few holes punched in them. Water the leaves well, then tie the bag closed. Ideally, leave the bag where it's exposed to the elements, but if necessary, it's ok to leave the bag in a shed - the leaves just won't break down quickly. Come spring, use the resulting compost - or the still decomposing leaves - as mulch in your garden.

Avoid using black walnut or horse chestnut leaves, because they can supress plant growth. Eucalyptus leaves also take fooooreeeever to break down and may add acid to your soil.

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!🍂 Don’t Wait Too Long for Fall Cleanup! 🍂Those colorful leaves may look nice at first, but le...
09/17/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!

🍂 Don’t Wait Too Long for Fall Cleanup! 🍂

Those colorful leaves may look nice at first, but letting them pile up on your lawn can cause problems. A thick layer of leaves can block sunlight, trap moisture, and smother your grass, leaving behind dead or damaged spots come spring.

🍁 A good fall cleanup helps:
• Keep your lawn healthy
• Prevent matted, wet leaves from damaging grass
• Reduce places for pests to hide
• Give your property a clean, cared-for look heading into winter

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!🍂Fall Yard Cleanup: What to Do With All Those Leaves?! (Without Harming Your Trees) 🍂Here are...
09/16/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!

🍂Fall Yard Cleanup: What to Do With All Those Leaves?! (Without Harming Your Trees) 🍂

Here are some ideas to keep fallen Fall leaves helpful, not harmful:
✅ Mulch thin layers on the lawn - Run a mulching mower over dry leaves once or twice a week so pieces fall between grass blades.
✅ Use leaves as free mulch in beds - Shred and spread a 5–8 cm layer around shrubs, perennials, and young trees to insulate roots and feed the soil.
✅ Keep leaf piles away from trunks and foundations - Don’t mound leaves directly against tree trunks or house siding; leave a small gap to reduce rot and pest habitat.
✅ Make Leaf Mould for next season - Store shredded leaves in bins, bags, or a simple wire cage to create nutrient‑rich leaf mould for spring planting.
Notice something that doesn't look quite right while doing your Fall clean-up? Don't hesitate to reach out to our team. See less

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152 4th Avenue NW
Swift Current, SK
S9H0T6

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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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