I have just watched the very first maple leaves turn red and flutter down to the ground. Cooler temperatures are a bit of reprieve from the heat and hustle of the summer construction season and well received by me and the team.
Fall
… is harvest season in our neck of the woods, it is beautiful to see all the local crops at the market as well as the landscapes growing and sending out seeds and rootling’s.
Our Fall schedule is filling up with projects of all kinds; more living shorelines to prepare for, garden renovations and dormant pruning keep our time slots filled up.
I am looking forward to working in the cool air, where there are less bugs. The promise of a healthy storm season is in front of us, ensuring we will be busy late into the season.
Speaking of tasks, what do you have to accomplish before the snow flies and seals our fate for the winter months? Perhaps pruning is in order? Are you noticing more erosion on your coastal property? Trees blown over in the last winter storm?
We can help!
Our crew continues to work at building ecologically restored landscapes, shoreline erosion management, monitoring and assessments; and of course, I am available to teach your group or team how to be a nature helper too.
Recently I taught a few groups in NB to build a vegetated rock wall, including how to make use of the root systems to slow down erosion. I love spreading our skills and knowledge around the Maritimes and beyond.
Contact us today when you need a hand, have a project to complete, erosion to stall and/or need help preparing your land for winter.
Don’t forget, we work all winter too; we are here for you!