Need Ideas for Your Landscaping Project in Buffalo, NY?

Check out these resources to get helpful tips and tricks

Let's face it - taking on a landscaping project can be overwhelming. If you're not sure where to start, Southtowns Supply in Buffalo, NY has you covered. With over 12 years of experience, we know all the ins and outs of landscaping. And now we want to share that insight with you.

We've uncovered some of the best resources around to help you through your project. Keep reading to find some useful tips and tricks. You can also reach out to us with any questions about our wholesale mulch and stone products.

Top 5 Leaf Cleanup Tools Every Homeowner Needs for Effortless Fall Yard Work

Buffalo's vibrant fall foliage is beautiful, but it quickly turns into piles of leaves that require cleanup before winter sets in. To make leaf raking easier and faster, here's a roundup of the best fall cleanup tools to keep your yard in...

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Fall Yard Cleanup Tips: How to Tackle Leaves and Prepare for Winter in Buffalo, NY

As temperatures drop and leaves fall in Buffalo, NY, fall yard cleanup becomes essential to prepare for the coming winter. Cleaning up your yard in the fall not only maintains its appearance but also protects your lawn, plants, and garden beds...

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Mulch Magic: Transform Your Garden Before Fall Hits!

As fall approaches, preparing your garden for the colder months is crucial. One essential step is applying a thick layer of mulch to your flower beds. At Southtowns Supply, we emphasize the importance of this practice for several reasons. Firstly,...

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Compost Gold: Supercharge Your Garden This Fall!

As fall approaches, enriching your soil with compost is a crucial step for a thriving garden. At Southtowns Supply, we believe in the transformative power of compost for several reasons. Firstly, compost improves soil structure by adding organic...

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Transform Your Garden: Essential Fall Prep Tips

  As the vibrant colors of summer start to fade, it’s time to prepare your flower beds for the cooler months ahead. At Southtowns Supply, we know that a little fall preparation can make a big difference in the health and beauty of your...

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Discovering Edible Weeds: A Culinary Adventure in Your Backyard

When you think of weeds, you might envision pesky invaders ruining your garden. But did you know that some of these wild plants are not only edible but also nutritious? Let’s explore a few common edible weeds you might encounter in New...

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Thriving in the Shadows: The Best Shade-Loving Perennials

When it comes to gardening, shady areas often get overlooked. Yet, these cool spots in your garden can be transformed with the right plants. Shade-loving perennials are perfect for filling in those dark corners with vibrant colors, textures, and...

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Sizzling Backyard Delights: Crafting Your Own Pizza Oven Paradise

Creating a Backyard Pizza Oven Kitchen is a delightful project that can easily be achieved with the right materials and a bit of DIY spirit. Southtowns Supply offers a wide range of hardscaping products that are perfect for constructing a durable...

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Buzzworthy Blooms: Plants to Attract Honey Bees to Your Stone Beds

Stone beds can be more than just decorative features in your garden—they can also serve as valuable habitats for pollinators like honeybees. By selecting the right plants, you can create a buzzing bountiful garden that not only enhances the...

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Blooms Among the Stones: Top 10 Flowers for Stone Beds

Stone beds can add a touch of natural beauty and elegance to any garden or landscaping design. But what if you want to incorporate flowers into these rugged landscapes? Fortunately, there are plenty of blooms that thrive in stone beds, adding color...

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Spring Ahead

We live in the Northeast, Buffalo, NY specifically, so we understand the frustrations in regards to Buffalo's weather and how it affects our landscaping and gardening adventures. To help you ease into Spring we wanted to share simple things you...

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Quick Tips for Spring: Preparing for a summer in Buffalo!

Clean up your garden beds: Start by removing any debris and dead leaves that have accumulated over the winter. Rake up fallen leaves, remove any dead plants, and clear away any other debris that might have accumulated in your garden beds. Test your...

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The Official Planting Calendar for Buffalo, NY

We encourage gardeners to use The Farmer's 2023 Almanac. This is the most useful tool because it provides information on weather patterns, planting schedules, and other important factors that can affect the success of a garden. For both flowers...

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Know your Worms: Invasive Asian Jumping Worms

Follow the link below to learn more http://www.nyisri.org/research/jworm-2/

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Crushed Basics (Limestone)

Crusher Run #1 Limestone Sizes from 1' and smaller are commonly used as fill, ideal for drainage, expanding and contracting with temperatures, and compaction when used as a base. Great for driveways and walkways as a filler layer. 2 Crusher Run...

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Crusher is the landscaper's secret choice

Typically used in Rock Gardens, under a hedge or around trees. Also works well in high wind areas. Many residents in Blasdell, NY close to Lake Erie prefer to use various stones like the River Stone so add pops of color and dimension.

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Leave last year's Mulch!

No need to remove last year's mulch, it gradually breaks down, adding beneficial nutrients & other organic matter to the soil. Take our Cocoa Brown Mulch, spread 2-3 inches thick. Why 2-3 inches of mulch? Protects plants in the winter,...

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Crushed Stone vs. Pea Gravel: What's the Difference?

Learn more by following the link below https://ozinga.com/blog/crushed-stone-vs-pea-gravel-whats-the-difference/  

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Soil Enrichment

Crushed limestone is nutrient rich and can boost plant, lawn, flower, and vegetable growth. It also neutralizes lawn acidity or alkalinity and regulates the soil's pH level. So, whether you're growing crops in your garden or just want to...

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We Do Mulch Better!

Fertilize before adding new mulch No need to remove last year's mulch, it gradually breaks down, adding beneficial nutrients & other organic matter to the soil. Protects your plants Spread mulch 2-3 inches thick

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