Finally, it’s spring! At times, with all of the snow and cold, we wondered if it would ever arrive. Everything had a delayed start, but spring is at long last making a grand entrance. April ushers in longer daylight hours, warmer temperatures, and regular rainfall. There is always a great deal to do as things […]
Welcoming Spring in all it’s glory! Read More »
Garden Clean-up, Plant Care and Spring Mulching – We’ve had snowpack on the ground for the last half of January and virtually all of February. As we head into March, now is the time to ascertain whether we did a good job preparing and protecting our perennials, trees and shrubs over the winter. With the
Spring into planning and preparing your gardens and landscapes. Read More »
Dormant Feeding of Shrubs, Young Trees, Perennials, Ground Covers – Plants have officially entered their winter dormancy stage. They are now ready to receive and fully utilize their late fall feeding. This feeding will aid them in their recovery from the any stress incurred throughout the growing season. These much-needed nutrients fortify root systems
WINTER is Coming. Are your plants protected? Read More »
Dormant Feeding of Landscape plants – Perennials, shrubs & trees greatly benefit from dormant fall feeding. This should be done no earlier than mid-October, and normally coincides with a hard freeze. Granular, slow release fertilizers (Holly-tone, Plant-tone, Tree-tone) fortified with micronutirents and macronutirents are best for fall feeding. It’s important that you pull back any
All Things Fall and Colorful. Read More »
The end of August is fast approaching and summer will soon be in our rearview. Now is the time to evaluate our lawns and landscaped areas to determine their condition and devise a plan for them to be in tip-top shape before winter. With the excessive heat and wet conditions this summer, diseases, insects and
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