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Publication date: 25. february 2019

Cooler mornings and windy evenings are already slowly announcing that summer is coming to an end and that we will step into autumn. We have already harvested many products from the gardens and flower beds, and we are slowly thinking about everything we need to do before the first snowflakes catch us.

Of course, there is never a shortage of work around the house, but for a successful way through the winter we must set the right priorities or give precedence to the work that is most urgent. This ensures a peaceful winter and, above all, helps us avoid the panic that likes to seize us when we see the first winter forecast on television.

So, what exactly are the priority tasks that are wise to do before the colder days catch up with us? Read on, because we havewritten a few tips, which will surely come in handy.

NOW IS THE LAST CHANCE FOR BIG UPGRADES!

Larger projects in the garden and around the house, such as facade work, laying paving stones, asphalting, building a pergola, shed, garden fence, etc., require time and a lot of coordination. If you want to carry out the upgrade this year, you need to start immediately, as construction workers are extremely busy and delivery times are longer than usual.

In addition, the installation of outdoor products is very dependent on the weather. It can also take place in November or December, or everything can be completed as early as October. Namely, it has already happened that snow fell at the end of October, temperatures dropped below zero, and the story was over. If we also take into account the past winter, which only ended at the beginning of April, you will wait for the upgrade at least another half year.

Therefore, we want to impress upon you that if you truly want to arrange or upgrade the garden this year, then it must be your first and in all likelihood only priority….besides your health. ?

A RAINY WEEKEND IS AHEAD….

…so take your time to think it over and make an ACTION plan! Rainy “autumn” weekends are ideal for making a TO-DO list and planning tasks. Whether you are planning your winter vacation or upgrading your garden, a good plan is worth its weight in gold.

And if you are deciding on a more serious garden renovation, then the coming weekend is just perfect. After Saturday lunch, gather in a common room with the whole family and, step by step, make a plan. Don’t forget some snacks and drinks, as such a “discussion” can quickly drag on. However, the essential thing is that by the end of the day you have precisely defined steps on paper for how you will transform your garden, optimally and with as little cost as possible, into the dream oasis that you want it to be.

All you need to do is, on Monday, take the first step. Maybe this year you will already be enjoying the view of your new dream garden.

We wish you successful planning!