How are you getting through the winter months in your landscaping business?

Indoor office plant care for businesses and onsite custom outdoor winter planters.

I would suggest getting a business plan & organize chart together to avoid having to make these decisions so late in the season. That will help you put together a framework that you can better informed decisions about your business moving forward.

Heres a basic template from Evernote that I've used for years with all of our businesses:
https://share.evernote.com/note/d4baf278-42ce-c037-d6d8-abc271af2dd9

Last year we added lawn painting to our services which was a big hit. 

This year we added Holiday Lighting - and it also went well! 

We do a number of the to include snow removal, pruning, training.

We are located in the Southeast so we switch focus to tree care and planting. Next year we are going to add holiday lights. I really like the ideas above from Susan C.

I go skiing and start working on spring letters and price increases 

We do snow removal, Firewood sales and delivery, Winter Planters, and small construction, like flooring, painting and some light building construction.

Gutter cleaning is an easy way to boost your fall/winter revenue. Get that backpack blower on the roof and blast those gutters out :)

Snow and Ice management, dormant season pruning and more recently some protracted landscape projects that will continue for another year or two. Spring will be here before we know it!

We are in SoCal and are getting a lot of new homes in our area. We are posting in the local Facebook groups and going to the homes to leave our flyers. This has been working and a lot of the new homes need concrete. We will be closed for the Holidays during this slow season.