Love Your Landscape: February’s Guide to Preparing Your Commercial Property for Spring

Roses are red, violets are blue, winter’s still here—but spring’s coming too! February may be the month of love, but it’s also the perfect time to show your commercial landscape some affection. With winter still lingering and spring on the horizon, now is the time to lay the groundwork for a thriving, beautiful property. So, grab your metaphorical box of chocolates and let’s dive into some landscaping TLC!

Don’t Break Up With Winter Just Yet

We know—you’re ready to move on. But winter isn’t quite done with us, and ignoring those final snowfalls can lead to a messy breakup. Instead of rushing into spring, embrace these last few weeks of winter maintenance to keep your commercial property looking sharp and safe.

Keep the Love Alive with Smart Snow Removal

Watch for Frosty Surprises – February temperatures can be unpredictable, with daytime thaws and overnight freezes. This can create sneaky black ice hazards in parking lots and walkways. Melting snow can also create pooling water and flooding issues. Check that drains are clear and that runoff is directed away from entrances and landscape beds.

Give Your Landscape a Little Pre-Spring Romance

While winter still holds the reins, February is a great time to start prepping your landscape for the warmer months ahead. A little forward-thinking now will have your property blooming beautifully by the time spring arrives.

Mulch: The Cozy Blanket for Your Plants

Mulch doesn’t just look good—it protects your plants’ roots from temperature swings and helps retain moisture as the season changes. Spread a fresh layer now to get a head start on weed control and soil insulation.

Tree & Shrub Check-Ups: Are They Feeling the Love?

  • Prune with Purpose – February is a great time for structural pruning before new growth begins.
  • Look for Winter Damage – Broken branches or frost cracks need attention before they lead to bigger problems.
  • Pest Patrol – Some critters hide in tree bark and mulch over winter. Catching them early prevents spring infestations.

Planning for a Love-at-First-Sight Spring Display

Even though it’s still chilly, now is the time to plan for colorful spring blooms. Pansies, daffodils, and tulips can all make an early appearance, brightening up entrances and walkways. Think of it as setting up the perfect first impression for spring visitors!

Why February Matters for Your Commercial Property

In Central Indiana, winter tends to linger, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait to start preparing for spring. A well-maintained commercial property keeps tenants, employees, and visitors safe while setting the stage for a vibrant, welcoming landscape. Show your property some love this February, and it will reward you with a breathtaking spring debut! Contact us today and let Jay-Crew know how we can help get your property ready for Spring.

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