Seasonal Color

Seasonal color planting and flowering services in McDonough that keep your beds vibrant through changing weather.

Bring Flowers Back Into Your Landscape

Your landscape beds in McDonough look flat and brown most of the year because nothing blooms after spring bulbs fade or summer heat sets in. Seasonal color planting brings rotating displays of annuals and perennials that bloom during their peak months, giving your property continuous visual interest instead of long stretches of green or mulch. Sanders Landscaping & Maitenance installs flowering plants suited to each season and replaces them as they finish, so your beds stay colorful without you managing plant selection or timing.


This service includes selecting plants that thrive in current weather conditions, preparing beds with soil amendments if needed, spacing and planting for immediate fullness, and removing spent plants when their bloom cycle ends. We typically rotate plantings twice a year, once in spring for warm-season annuals and again in fall for cool-season varieties that last through winter.


If your McDonough property needs color that lasts beyond a few weeks and you want beds that look intentional year-round, reach out to discuss a planting schedule that fits your landscape.

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How Seasonal Rotations Keep Beds Looking Full

We visit your property in McDonough at the start of each planting season with flats of annuals that are already budding or blooming. Before planting, we clear out previous seasonal plants, refresh mulch if it has thinned, and loosen soil to help new roots establish quickly. Plants go in at proper spacing so beds look full immediately rather than waiting weeks for coverage.


Within days of installation, your beds will show coordinated blooms in colors that complement your home or building, and they will continue flowering for months as long as they receive water. Visitors and passersby will notice the color from the street, and your landscape will look actively managed instead of static or forgotten.


We choose varieties that handle Georgia heat and humidity without wilting by midday and that resist common pests without heavy chemical treatments. Spring rotations often include petunias, begonias, and marigolds, while fall plantings feature pansies, ornamental kale, and mums that tolerate frost. This service does not include watering or fertilization between installations, but we provide care instructions and can add those services if your property does not have irrigation. Seasonal color works best when paired with regular landscape maintenance to keep beds weeded and mulched.


Things people ask before their first planting

Most property owners want to know how long blooms last, what happens to old plants, and whether they need to do anything to keep flowers looking good between rotations.

How long will each planting last?

Spring annuals typically bloom from April through early October, while fall plantings last from September into late winter or early spring. Exact timing depends on weather, watering consistency, and plant variety.

What happens to the old plants when you rotate?

We pull spent plants, remove them from your property, and prepare beds for the next planting. If any perennials or shrubs are part of the bed, we work around them and leave them in place.

Why do some flowers stop blooming before others?

Different varieties have different bloom windows, and plants stressed by heat, drought, or pests will fade earlier. We choose proven performers for McDonough conditions, but occasional weather extremes can shorten display life.

What if I want specific colors or flower types?

We can customize plantings based on your color preferences, seasonal themes, or branding needs for commercial properties. Just let us know your preferences during planning, and we will source varieties that match.

How often do flowers need watering?

Newly installed annuals need water every two to three days for the first two weeks, then two to three times per week depending on rainfall and heat. If your beds do not have irrigation, plan to hand water or hire supplemental care during dry spells.

Sanders Landscaping & Maitenance has kept beds colorful and blooming across McDonough through seasonal rotations that match local growing conditions and homeowner expectations. If your landscape needs flowers that last and beds that look full year-round, contact us to set up a planting schedule and discuss which varieties will work best for your site.