Blue Sparrow

As the temperatures drop and the leaves start to fall, it’s time to start thinking about how to prepare your landscape for the winter months. While many homeowners in the Northland Kansas City area may believe their gardening duties are over once the cold weather hits, there are several key tasks that will help ensure […]

Preparing your garden for winter doesn’t just protect your plants during the cold months; it also sets you up for a trouble-free spring. A little work now can help reduce pests, disease, and weeds when warmer weather returns. Here are a few key steps to winter garden maintenance: 1. Weeding and Cleaning Up Debris Start

As the cold weather sets in, many homeowners think their gardening duties are finished for the year. However, there’s one essential task that is often overlooked: watering. Even during the dormant winter months, your trees, shrubs, and garden need care. Let’s dive into some winter watering tips and gardening practices that will set you up

As summer fades and the crisp air of fall settles in, it’s time to think about transforming your landscape to reflect the vibrant colors and unique beauty of the season. In Kansas City, fall presents a wonderful opportunity to embrace new landscaping trends that celebrate the rich hues of autumn. Here are some popular plant

As the summer heat settles in over Kansas City’s Northland, maintaining a vibrant garden requires special attention to watering, pest control, and overall care. Here are some essential tips to keep your garden thriving during the hot months: 1. Watering Techniques During the summer, plants in Kansas City’s Northland often face intense heat and humidity.

Originating from Japan, these metallic green and copper-colored beetles have found their way into many parts of the United States, causing significant damage to vegetation along the way. Understanding their life cycle and implementing effective management strategies can help mitigate their impact on your landscape. Life Cycle: Japanese beetles undergo a complete metamorphosis, starting as

Working alongside family brings a unique blend of camaraderie and professionalism to the workplace, and for Sheryl Hoefler, it’s a dynamic she thoroughly enjoys. As a vital member of the Blue Sparrow team, Sheryl plays a key role in the day-to-day operations, focusing primarily on office management tasks. From handling HR matters to managing accounting

I was born here in Excelsior Springs and went to High School in Lawson. I started my career in the Hotel industry at the age of 18, working for John Q. Hammons properties, Marriott, Holiday Inn, and even The Elms Hotel in Excelsior Springs. I worked as a Director of Catering; Events and Wedding Planner