Garden Clean-up and Spring Mulching – Messy is the word that comes to mind in early spring in our gardens. 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; and last year’s annuals/perennials may …
4 Step Fertilizer Program – Save time and money with our specially priced 4 Step Annual Fertilizer Program. This program offers up to a nice 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 …
To those of you who love cold winters with lots of snow and ice (skiers, snowboarders, skaters, families with young kids, etc.), I offer my sincere condolences. But for those of us for whom snow and ice means lots of hard work, dangerous driving, and staying in the house most of the time, the winter …
Dormant Feeding of Shrubs, Small Trees, Perennials and Bulbs – Landscape plants should be fed twice a year: when growth begins in the spring, and after the growing season has ended in the fall. It is now safe for feeding any and all landscape plants. We recommend granular (HOLLY-TONE, EVERGREEN-TONE, PLANT-TONE, BONE MEAL, etc.) fertilizers …
Fertilizing with LAWN DEPOT WINTERFEAST TURF FOOD – This is the most important feeding of the year for lawns. Cooler overnight temperatures have slowed top growth of our lawns. Soil temperatures are significantly warmer than air temperatures, allowing roots to continue to grow nicely as vegetative growth of lawns becomes slower. Lawns fed at this …
