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Spring Into Planting Season With Whole Habitat Designs

Whole Habitat Designs, LLC based out of Neshanic Station, is gearing up for the spring planting season.  The snow will soon be melting, which means the time for gardening is upon us.  Apart from spring clean-ups, it is also the time to prep, plant and prune in your landscape beds.  Frost in hardiness zone 6 will begin to thaw in late March, making April prime time to start your garden plans.

Nell Smith, founder and owner of Whole Habitat Designs has over 11 years of experience in horticulture.  “We always look forward to the warm weather and it couldn’t be more welcome this year after such record breaking cold temperatures. As soon as the last bit of snow melts we are ready to go to work for our clients in the garden.”

Whole Habitat Designs specializes in planning with native plants and sourcing local materials wherever possible, completing projects ranging from edible gardens to habitat restoration. They focus on high-quality workmanship and expertise in horticulture. Says Ms. Smith of Whole Habitat Designs, “Our goal is creating inspired spaces that will be loved the homeowner for years to come.”

For more information about Whole Habitat Designs, please call (908)-285-5663 or visit their website WholeHabitatDesigns.com.

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