Carolyn Pfaff

Garden Clean-up and Spring Mulching – Beds are a MESS in early spring.  Old mulch is caked and cracked. Much of it is washed or worn away. The beds are filled with sticks, leaves, and debris that have blown in over the winter.  Last year’s annuals/perennials need to be removed or cut back.  Clean up

4-Step Fertilizer Program  Save time and money with our specially priced 4 step fertilizer program.  This program offers you a savings of 10% over purchasing the bags individually through the year. We offer 2 programs covering 10,000 sq. ft. and 2 programs covering 5,000 sq. ft.  These programs will cover your lawn’s fertilizer needs for

Welcome Spring! Officially, spring is 9 days away.  In truth, winter has been all but non-existent, with only a couple very minor snow events and no extended cold spells.  The National Weather Service says this winter is the warmest on record, thus replacing the winter of 2017.  There’s certainly the possibility of a significant snow

Dormant Feeding of Small Trees, Shrubs, Perennials, Bulbs and Ground Covers – Landscapes and woodland areas are heading into hibernation now, with the exception of  lawns and some cool weather lawn weeds.  Scatter granular fertilizers liberally over or at the base of perennials, ground covers and small shrubs and water in thoroughly.  Be sure NOT

Mowing and Leaf Removal  – Grass is still growing and leaves are still falling.  We encourage you to continue managing both of these actions through the end of November.  Because soil temperature is still warm and we’re getting regular rainfall now, lawns are still growing pretty fast.  We don’t want leaves to accumulate on lawns