April: taxes are due; baseball seasons from kids to the Major Leagues start their seasons; Easter and Passover are celebrated; and our yards come back to life with great vigor. April is really the epitome of spring for all of us who enjoy being outdoors: plenty of warm, sunny days, typically enough rain to make
Garden Cleanup and Spring Mulching – All landscaped areas are crusty and littered with sticks, packaging, newspapers and all the junk that has blown in over the last several months. Before adding the spring layer of your favorite mulch, you need to scarify any old mulch to break the crust and allow moisture to
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4 Step Fertilizer Program – Save time and money with our specially priced 4 Step Annual Fertilizer Program. This program offers up to an 8% savings over purchasing the products individually through the year. It is available in either 5,000 sq. ft. or 10,000 sq. ft. coverages, and includes instructions for when to apply. It
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February and early March are always somewhat unpredictable weatherwise. Last year the ground was snow-covered all of February and into March. It was a stretch to even think of spring as I sat to write my March Newsletter. This year, we’ve virtually had no extended periods of the ground being snow-covered, and, because we’ve had
Dormant Feeding of Shrubs, Young Trees, Perennials, Ground Covers – The killing frost/freeze (temperature of 32 degrees Fahrenheit or below) puts all of nature (other than cool season grasses) into winter dormancy. Feeding dormant plants increases root density and improves blooms and growth for the coming growing season. All dormant fertilizing must be done with
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