Sweet Birds

Spring is almost here in Acadiana, and that means it’s time to wake up your landscape after a long, messy winter. At Beau Monde Nursery, Landscape & Florist , we’re currently scheduling Spring Bed Clean‑Ups for homes and businesses across Lafayette, Scott, and the surrounding areas — and now is the perfect time to get on the list. A proper spring clean‑up does more than make your yard look neat. It sets the foundation for healthier plants, stronger growth, and a landscape that looks polished and well‑maintained all season long. 🌿 Why Spring Bed Clean‑Ups Matter Winter leaves behind debris, weeds, compacted soil, and tired flower beds. A thorough clean‑up helps your landscape: Remove winter weeds and debris Refresh mulch for better moisture retention and weed control Re‑edge beds for a clean, defined look Prune shrubs and perennials to encourage healthy new growth Improve soil health and prepare beds for new seasonal color Boost curb appeal for both homes and commercial properties A clean, well‑prepared bed is the key to a vibrant spring and summer landscape. 🌸 What’s Included in Our Spring Bed Clean‑Up Service Our team handles everything your beds need to look fresh and healthy: Full weed removal Clearing leaves, sticks, and winter debris Bed reshaping and edging Mulch installation or top‑off Shrub and perennial pruning Soil prep for spring flowers Optional seasonal color planting Whether you want a simple clean‑up or a full spring refresh with new flowers, we tailor the service to your property. 🌼 Perfect for Homes and Businesses We provide Spring Bed Clean‑Ups for: Residential homes Commercial properties Office buildings Retail centers HOAs and multi‑unit properties Restaurants and storefronts If you want your property looking sharp for spring, we’re ready. 📅 We’re Scheduling Spring Bed Clean‑Ups Right Now Spring is our busiest season, and spots fill quickly. If your flower beds need attention, now is the time to book. Call, text, or message us to schedule your Spring Bed Clean‑Up. Let Beau Monde get your landscape looking fresh, clean, and ready for the season.

*Cassia splendida*, commonly known as Senna or Candlestick Tree, is native to Madagascar. However, it has been cultivated and can be found in various tropical and subtropical regions around the world. This includes places like Louisiana, Florida, parts of the Caribbean, and some regions of Asia and Australia. Keep in mind that it might not be native to these areas but can still be found there due to cultivation.

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Berries are full of sugars, fats, and antioxidants with lots of the calories. Birds need this to survive freezing winter nights.

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Cream De Mint™ Dwarf PittosporumPittosporum tobira 'Shima'Pronunciation: pit-o-SPOH-rum to-BY-raDESCRIPTIONGlossy, mint green leaves with creamy white edges create a lovely accent to colorful shrubs and perennials. The new spring growth glows green-gold. This compact evergreen with dense foliage requires very little maintenance. Excellent for use as a fuss-free, low-growing hedge or fill-in plant for shrub borders.LIGHTFull sun, Partial sunWATERINGAllow soil to dry slightly before watering.BLOOMSSpringMATURE SIZESlow growing; reaches only 24 to 30 in. tall and wide.LANDSCAPE USEBorder, Container, HedgeDESIGN IDEASThis low-growing evergreen makes an excellent informal hedge or divider between different rooms in the garden. Its mint-green leaves are a perfect foil for colorful companion plants.FLOWER COLORWhiteFOLIAGE COLORGreenCOMPANION PLANTSHeavenly Bamboo (Nandina); Bottlebrush (Callistemon); Loropetalum (Loropetalum); Agapanthus (Agapanthus); Blue Oat Grass (Heliotrichon)CAREEasy to grow in average, well-drained soils. Water deeply and regularly during the first growing season to establish an extensive root system. Once established, reduce frequency; tolerate mild drought. Apply fertilizer before new growth begins in spring. For a tidy, neat appearance, prune annually to shape.Copyright© Beau Monde Landscape LLC. All Rights Reserved.

beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, collards, corn, Swiss chard, eggplant, Irish potatoes, kohlrabi, lettuce, mustard, peppers, radish, rutabagas, snap beans, shallots, tomatoes, turnips

The lice do not actually hurt trees and are often thought of as helpful because they clean trees by eating things that your tree does not need like fungi, algae, mold, dead plant tissue and other debris. Bark lice actually devour their silken webbing at the end of the season as well, completing their job as cleanup crew. Bark lice treatment is unnecessary, as these insects are not really considered pests. Some homeowners will spray a heavy stream of water on the webs to disturb the colony. However, since the insects are beneficial, it is suggested that they be left alone. Now that you know a little more about bark lice in trees, you can see that they are nothing to be alarmed about.Copyright© Beau Monde Landscape LLC. All Rights Reserved.