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LMO Landscaping Ltd.- Swift Current, SK

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LMO Landscaping Ltd.- Swift Current, SK

Innovative solutions for the DIY-er who needs supplies and a plan of attack, and also for the client who wants design, supply & install for their property.

CALL TODAY TO SCHEDULE YOUR FREE ESTIMATE! 306-773-1764

**Snow Removal & Full Service Commercial and Residential Landscaping Solutions: Supply and Install**

Irrigation and Sprinkler Systems (Hunter OR Rainbird)
Plants, Trees, Shrubs
Sod, Hydroseeding, and Artificial Turf
Snow Removal- Haul Away, Sanding, Salting
Paving Stones
Versalok Bricks
Decor Rock
Aggregate
Topsoil
Gravel
Mulch (Rubber or Bark)
Landscape Fabric Barrier
Levelling, Grading, Prep

06/05/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!!

Most people plant what looks good at the nursery. It dies in two months. They blame their thumb.
The thumb was fine. The soil was wrong.
Your yard has a soil type — wet, dry, clay, or sandy — and every native plant on this chart evolved to thrive in one of them. Plant the right one and she grows without irrigation, without amendments, without effort. Plant the wrong one and no amount of watering saves her.
🌿 The 10-second test (it's on the chart):
Grab a handful of damp soil and squeeze. If it holds shape and feels sticky, you have clay. If it crumbles immediately, sandy. If it holds but breaks apart, loam. If the ground won't drain after rain, wet.
That one squeeze tells you which column to shop from.
The bonus most people miss: clay-soil plants like ironw**d and bee balm actually break up compacted clay over time. Sandy soil supports ground-nesting bees. The soil isn't a problem to fix — it's a match to find.
Stop fighting your dirt. Plant what belongs there 🌱

06/04/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!

TOP 5 LANDSCAPING MISTAKES

1.) Beds that are too small
That little 3 ft bed might look fine now… until that 5 ft shrub hits full size and starts swallowing windows, sidewalks, and your house. Planning for mature plant size matters.

2.) Too many plants
Stuffing plants shoulder-to-shoulder might look “full” at first, but it usually turns into an overgrown mess later. Proper spacing saves money, trimming, and frustration down the road. It’s important to just JUST the right amount to look filled without looking stuffed.

3.) Using the wrong material
Rock vs mulch is a BIG debate. Both have pros and cons — financially, physically, and maintenance-wise. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer but we do recommend mulch for both the ease of w**ding and health of the plants. (And it’s significantly cheaper to install!)

4.) Expecting “no maintenance”
No landscape is truly maintenance free. We install LOW maintenance landscapes… but w**ds still happen, things still grow, and everything needs trimmed once a year. The edge needs w**d w**d wacked each time you mow if you have a physical edging or every 2-3 weeks if you have our standard ‘mowable edge’

5.) Wrong edging
That black plastic edging? Hard pass 😅 It warps, pops up, gets hit with the mower, chips, disappears into the grass, and usually becomes more annoying than helpful. We recommend our mowable edge or solid paver edging (if you must have a physical edge) instead.

06/02/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!!

🌿Landscaping for Beginners: Start Simple, Grow Beautiful 🌿
Getting started with landscaping can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be. With a few basic principles and a little planning, you can turn any yard into a space you’re proud of. Whether you want a clean, low-maintenance look or a lush garden retreat, the key is starting small and building from there.
🌱 Start with a Simple Plan.
Before you dig or plant anything, take a step back and look at your space.
Identify sunny vs. shaded areas
Think about how you want to use your yard (relaxing, entertaining, kids, pets)
Sketch a simple layout—no need to be perfect
A plan helps you avoid wasting time and money on plants or features that don’t fit your space.

06/01/2026

💦IRRIGATION TIP OF THE DAY!!💦

1. Use efficient irrigation systems: Consider using drip irrigation or micro-sprinklers instead of traditional overhead sprinklers. These systems deliver water directly to the plant roots, minimizing water loss through evaporation.

2. Schedule irrigation wisely: Water your crops during the early morning or late evening when temperatures are cooler and evaporation rates are lower. This helps to maximize water absorption by the plants and reduces water loss.

3. Monitor soil moisture: Regularly check the moisture levels in your soil to avoid over or under-watering. Use moisture sensors or simple techniques like sticking your finger into the soil to determine if it's time to irrigate.

4. Mulch your crops: Apply a layer of organic mulch around your plants to help retain soil moisture. Mulch acts as a barrier, reducing evaporation and w**d growth, while also improving soil structure.

5. Implement water-saving techniques: Consider using techniques like rainwater harvesting, where you collect and store rainwater for irrigation purposes. Additionally, using water-efficient irrigation nozzles and adjusting irrigation schedules based on weather conditions can help conserve water.

6. Practice crop rotation and companion planting: By rotating crops and planting compatible species together, you can optimize water usage. Some plants have different water requirements, and by grouping them strategically, you can avoid overwatering certain areas.

7. Improve soil quality: Healthy soil retains water better. Enhance your soil's organic matter content by adding compost or organic fertilizers. This improves soil structure, allowing it to hold more water and reducing the need for frequent irrigation.

8. Monitor and repair leaks: Regularly inspect your irrigation system for leaks or damaged pipes. Even small leaks can result in significant water wastage over time, so fixing them promptly is crucial.

05/28/2026

🪴🪴LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!!🪴🪴

When it comes to keeping your garden pristine, there are plenty of natural ways to remove w**ds. Just remember, it's always easier to prevent them from popping up in the first place than to deal with them after they take over.

Plus, if you eliminate w**ds in the first four weeks of growth, you stop them from stealing vital nutrients, water, and sunlight from your garden soil. The earlier you act, the less time you’ll spend battling w**ds all season long.

05/27/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!!

☀️Hot Weather Lawn Care Tips ☀️

Here are a few recommendations to help keep your lawn healthy during these hot days:
• Water deeply in the early morning to help prevent evaporation and fungal issues.
• Avoid mowing your grass too short — taller grass helps protect roots from heat stress.
• Limit heavy foot traffic on dry or stressed areas of the lawn.
• Keep an eye out for dry patches or discoloration, especially during long periods of heat.
• If possible, avoid fertilizing during extreme heat to prevent burning the lawn.
A healthy lawn starts with proper care and consistency! 🌱☀️

05/26/2026

🌳🌳LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!!🌳🌳

Regular irrigation and lawn care maintenance prevents topsoil from being flooded by rain or blown away by the wind. Proper moisture levels are also important to improve the look of your yard.

05/25/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!!

If your lawn looks thin, patchy, or full of w**ds this spring, you’re not alone! 🌿 Lawn grass wakes up slowly after winter, and the first real burst of growth often reveals every flaw the cold, snow, and foot traffic left behind.

The good news: Most spring lawn problems are easy to fix once you understand what’s happening! Plus, early‑season lawn care—reducing bare spots and avoiding deep soil disturbance—helps limit w**d pressure for the whole season to come.

05/22/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!!

☀️Summer Landscape Tips to Keep Your Yard Thriving! 🌿

1️⃣ Water Early or Late – Watering in the cool hours helps plants soak it up instead of losing it to evaporation.
2️⃣ Mulch Matters – A fresh layer of mulch keeps roots cool and soil moist.
3️⃣ Trim & Prune – Light trimming keeps shrubs and trees healthy and looking sharp.
4️⃣ Watch for Pests – Summer brings insects like bagworms, armyworms, and grubs – stop damage early.
5️⃣ Don’t Overdo It – More water isn’t always better. Deep, consistent watering is key.
💡 Small steps now = a healthier, greener landscape all season long!

05/21/2026

LANDSCAPING TIP OF THE DAY!!

🌿✨ DIY Lawn Edging: Clean & Professional Look! ✨🌿

Give your lawn a crisp, polished edge with this simple DIY method!

🛠️ What You’ll Need:
✔️ Sharp edging tool or spade
✔️ Garden hose or string (for guiding)
✔️ Mulch, bricks, or stones (optional for borders)
🚀 Steps to Edge Your Lawn:
1️⃣ Mark the Edge – Use a garden hose or string to outline the shape of your edge.
2️⃣ Cut the Grass – Use a half-moon edger or sharp spade to cut along the marked line. Remove excess turf for a clean edge.
3️⃣ Deepen the Trench – Dig 2-3 inches deep to define the edge and prevent grass from creeping.
4️⃣ Refine & Maintain – Smooth out the edge and remove loose soil. Re-cut every few weeks for a sharp look.
5️⃣ Optional: Add brick, stone, or plastic edging for a more permanent border.
This easy DIY lawn edging keeps your yard looking neat and professional all season long! 🍃✨

Address

152 4th Avenue NW
Swift Current, SK
S9H0T6

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+13067731764

Website

http://www.lmolandscaping.com/

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