It’s early October as I write this Newsletter; officially fall, but no cold weather yet so Mother Nature hasn’t yet entered winter dormancy. We’re kind of in a holding pattern with landscaping activities: too early for the end of season pruning, cutting back of perennials and beds. One way to replace this garden color is
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Planting in the Fall “Fall is for planting” is a phrase that was being promoted hundreds of years ago, when I started in this business. In those days yard maintenance was primarily a spring-thing for homeowners. Fall was for football, school-openings, and putting the lawn and gardening equipment away for the winter. Everyone was tired
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Broadleaf Weed Control with TRIMEC Liquid Herbicide EVERY LAWN HAS WEEDS IN IT IN SEPTEMBER. Good, tight lawns and bad lawns alike; all have weeds at this time of the year. Weed seeds have been blowing around in everyone’s “spaces” all spring and summer. It’s time to clean them out so your lawns will be
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When I first sat down to write this Newsletter, it was September 1st. A cloudy day with the remnants of Hurricane Ida expected to pass through southeastern PA sometime that afternoon. I was applauding the local effects of the two previous hurricanes that had passed our way earlier in late August. They had gotten us
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Planting in June Our Nursery Yard is still packed with lovely, thriving annuals (flowers and vegetables) in both flats and individual pots, and we’ve also got some upsized pots for filling in spots where either existing plants have died or you’d like to extend and existing array. We’ve also got a nice selection of planters
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