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After winter begins to releaseEarly Spring
Cool-weather color
A cheerful first reset using plants selected to handle cool days and changing spring nights.
- Pansies & violas
- Snapdragons
- Sweet alyssum
- Cool-season accents
Cedar Lake • Seasonal Planters • Flower Beds
Outdoor color that changes with Indiana’s seasons.
Mike plans and refreshes porch containers, entry planters, window boxes, and selected beds—with timing shaped around Northwest Indiana weather.
One-time or membership Sun and shade considered Frost-aware timing
Seasonal service imagery • Final plant mix varies by property and availability
A Midwest Color Club
Fresh outdoor color without rebuilding the plan every season.
Michael reviews the location once, learns the look you like, and creates a repeatable seasonal plan. Each rotation is adjusted for the site, sunlight, containers, weather, and current plant availability.
Four seasonal rotations
A full year of color, texture, and curb appeal.
These are planning examples, not a fixed plant recipe. Mike confirms each installation after checking weather, exposure, and availability.
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After frost risk has passedSummer
Full, warm-season color
Sun and shade choices are matched to the location so containers and beds can stay strong through summer.
- Petunias & calibrachoa
- Geraniums
- Begonias & coleus
- Trailing foliage
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As summer color winds downFall
Rich autumn texture
A seasonal changeover built around bold fall color, cooler nights, and Cedar Lake curb appeal.
- Mums
- Ornamental kale
- Grasses & foliage
- Harvest accents
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After the fall displayWinter
Evergreen containers
Flowering plants give way to a weather-ready arrangement of evergreen texture and winter accents.
- Mixed evergreen cuts
- Birch stems
- Winter berries
- Weatherproof accents
Midwest flower guide
See every flower and seasonal accent in the plan.
Use these pictures to show Mike the colors and textures you like. Final varieties depend on sunlight, weather, availability, and the exact property.
SpringPansy
Sun to part shadeClassic cool-weather color
SpringViola
Sun to part shadeSmall blooms with strong spring impact
SpringSnapdragon
Full to part sunUpright color for layered containers
SpringSweet Alyssum
Sun to part shadeSoft edging and trailing texture
Summer SunPetunia
Full sunBold, long-season flower color
Summer SunCalibrachoa
Full sunTrailing color for baskets and edges
Summer SunGeranium
Full to part sunStrong porch and planter favorite
Summer SunMarigold
Full sunDurable warm yellow and orange color
Summer SunZinnia
Full sunBright upright summer blooms
Summer ShadeWax Begonia
Part sun to shadeReliable flower and glossy foliage
Summer ShadeColeus
Part sun to shadeRich color carried by the foliage
Summer ShadeImpatiens
Part shadeBright coverage for protected spaces
FallMum
Full to part sunThe anchor of a fall color changeover
FallOrnamental Kale
Full to part sunCool-weather color and texture
FallDecorative Grass
Full sunHeight, movement, and autumn texture
WinterEvergreen Mix
Winter arrangementLayered pine, fir, and cedar texture
WinterBirch Stems
Winter arrangementBright vertical structure for containers
WinterWinterberry
Winter arrangementRed berry accents for seasonal contrast
Planning imagery created for Mr. Landscape • It does not represent completed customer work.
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Weather decides the exact date
Scheduled by the season—not a rigid calendar.
Cedar Lake can warm up, cool down, or see a late cold night. Mike confirms each changeover window based on current conditions so the installation is not forced simply because a preset date arrived.
Flexible starting points
Choose how much of the year you want handled.
Pricing is custom to the number and size of containers or beds, the plant mix, access, and whether new containers are needed.
Seasonal Pair
Choose the two seasons that matter most to your property.
- Site and container review
- Two seasonal installations
- Old seasonal material removed
- Simple care guidance
Full Color Season
The core Cedar Lake flower program with three coordinated rotations.
- Three seasonal installations
- Sun and shade planning
- Coordinated color direction
- Changeover cleanup
Four-Season Entry
Carry the front entry from spring flowers through winter evergreen arrangements.
- Four seasonal rotations
- Containers or selected beds
- Winter evergreen design
- One consistent plan with Mike
Easy to begin
Show Mike the spaces you want to brighten.
Upload a few pictures of the front entry, planters, window boxes, or beds. Mike can review the sun, size, style, and existing containers before preparing a custom plan.
Start My Color Club Request- 1Choose the areas.
Containers, porch, patio, window boxes, or selected beds.
- 2Add photos and preferences.
Share sun exposure, container count, and the look you enjoy.
- 3Mike builds the rotation plan.
He confirms the scope, timing, plant direction, and quote personally.