Artistic Outdoors

10/01/2026

Weather is still warm, great time to do an new install and beautify your yard for the fall. Give us a call for a consultation and estimate

09/24/2026

🍁🍂Fall is here and decorating begins...let us bring some fall beauty to your home or business, Call Us today !

07/05/2026

From all of us at Artistic Outdoors, Happy 4th of July 🇺🇸🇺🇸 and Happy 250th Birthday to the great country we live in ! We do not take our freedom and liberties for granted, heres to another 250 years.

06/21/2026

Happy Summer Solstice, enjoy the longest day of the year !🌞🌻🌸

06/02/2026

The feeling when you go back to clients houses for clean ups and your previous years installs are in full bloom😀❤️

05/25/2026

Remembering and honoring those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. From all of us at Artistic Outdoors, thank you, we will never forget and will continue to honor you 🇺🇲🇺🇲

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day 🌍🌱🌳🌺🌼🌍 let's work together to make our planet cleaner, greener and more sustainable for all living creatures ! Get out there and plant a tree, make a perrenial garden to help our pollinators🐝🦋🐞, pick up some trash and stop spraying Round Up/weed killers, that is killing the essential beauty around us...everyday should be Earth Day!!!!

04/21/2026

Cover your sensitive plants and vegetation tonight !

04/20/2026

Watch out for our furry friends nestled in the grass

The Most Important “Mow-ment” of the Season 🌱

That patch of “weeds” in the middle of your lawn?
It’s not a landscaping failure. It’s a nursery.

In spring, mother rabbits are masters of disguise. They don’t dig deep burrows. Instead, they create shallow nests—small depressions in the grass—lightly covered with fur and dried leaves. Subtle. Easy to miss. Easy to mow over.

Before you start the mower, pause for a quick 3-step safety check:

1️⃣ The Walk-Through

Never mow “blind.”
Take a few minutes to walk your lawn first. Look for small patches of flattened or dead grass, tufts of fur, or slight dips in the ground. These can signal a hidden nest.

2️⃣ The Look (Don’t Disturb)

Spot something unusual? Pause and observe closely.
If you notice movement or warmth, step away. Avoid handling whenever possible—mother rabbits will return (usually at dusk or dawn) to feed their babies.

3️⃣ Create a “No-Mow Zone”

Found a nest? Mark the area clearly—about 10 feet around it—with a chair, flag, or stake.
Give it 2–3 weeks. The babies grow quickly and will leave the nest on their own.

A perfectly uniform lawn may look neat—but it offers little life.
A little wildness? That’s where nature thrives.

This season, leaving a patch untouched isn’t neglect.
It’s protection. 🐇

04/15/2026

Stop fertilizing your lawns, we don't need pretty golf course lawns, we need our pollinators !!!🐝🦋🐞