August and early September in the landscape is really a period of maintaining the status quo with landscaped areas of your yards. As the annuals in beds, pot and planters become leggy and look stragglier, I like to pull them out of the ground/planters and replace them with lovely fall mums. If you choose to […]
Add some fall color to your garden palette! Read More »
Broadleaf Weed Control with Selective Liquid Herbicide – Because we’ve had regular rainfall throughout the summer, we’ve all got lots of weeds in our lawns at this time. Remove them now, at the end of their growing seasons, with an application (whole lawn if you’ve got lots of weeds, spot treatment if you only see
Fall is the time to Weed, Feed & Seed. That’s our motto! Read More »
When I sat down to write the June Newsletter this year we were in the midst of a significant dry spell; we were worried about how tender plants might endure the hot, dry summer ahead. Well, before that Newsletter was even delivered, the rains came. And they’ve kept coming all summer. Now we’re well ahead
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Planting in June – Our Nursery Yard is 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 a plant(s) has expired or you’d like to extend an existing array. We also have a nice selection of planters
Enhancing and protecting your Landscapes & Gardens this Summer. Read More »
Mowing Lawns in the summer – Virtually all of our lawns are 100% cool season grasses. They thrive during the cooler seasons of the year (spring and fall) and struggle during potentially hot and dry summers. Although grass will continue to grow in the summer with ample moisture, growth is from the ground up, with
Protecting your Lawn & Yard from Summer Stress and Pests. Read More »
