Dormant Feeding of Shrubs, Young Trees, Perennials, Ground Covers – The first hard frost combined with deciduous trees profusely shedding their leaves, signifies that Mother Nature has officially begun her winter break. Landscape plantings are now ready to receive and fully utilize their fall feeding. This feeding will aid them in their recovery from the […]
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Garden Clean-up and Spring Mulching – Try as we might to tidy our gardens and landscapes at season’s end, winter brings with it a multitude of circumstances that can leave yards and gardens looking disheveled. The latest snow storms brought heavy snow that caused a fair amount of breakage on trees and shrubs. Winter winds
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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
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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