Your Winter Checklist for your Landscape

Your Winter Checklist for your Landscape

Your winter checklist for your landscape: Water your evergreens once every 3 weeks – deep soak them Apply Anti Desiccant Prune deciduous Trees and Shrubs Last winter was very dry with little snow, resulting in significant winter desiccation injury to evergreen...
September Landscaping Tips

September Landscaping Tips

Summer is over and Fall is just around the corner! Here are our recommendations to start in September. 1. 🌳 September means it’s time to install tree guards to protect from deer and rabbits. Fall is the deer rut and bucks will rub on any tree they can from September...
Summer Watering Tips

Summer Watering Tips

There is no precise formula for watering landscape plants. A wide range of variables can influence when, how much and how to water: plant type, plant age (newly planted or not), soil type, microclimate, type of watering method used, etc. The suggestions for effective...
Small Water Features

Small Water Features

Our current environments and lifestyles can be filled with stress and negativity.  In this past year the fear of the pandemic, overwhelming news cycles, and for some working longer hours have weighed heavy on our shoulders.   Finding a relaxing state of mind can be...
Here’s Your Spring Checklist!

Here’s Your Spring Checklist!

Here’s Your Spring Checklist The best part about spring is being outdoors! After winter, however, our landscapes need some TLC. Here’s your spring maintenance checklist to make sure your landscape is ready for the season. Transplant! March and April are...
What to Plant This Spring!

What to Plant This Spring!

What to Plant This Season CHOOSE ONLY WHAT WILL THRIVE IN NEBRASKA’S CLIMATE Choosing plants that grow well in our area is key to creating a beautiful landscape year-round that will also be around for the long-haul. Jensen Gardens can help you choose plans that...
Winter is the Perfect Time to Prune Trees

Winter is the Perfect Time to Prune Trees

Winter is the perfect time for pruning.  Dormant pruning of trees and shrubs is best done in winter after the sap stops flowing, remove old growth and the trees and shrubs won’t lose any energy because they are dormant.   In winter disease and insects...