You know, with the remarkably mild winter we’ve just experienced, I’ve kind of been holding my breath all of March, afraid that we’d get hit with that cold March blast/storm that would freeze and/or smother all the new bulb growth or freeze the swelling buds on magnolias and other early blooming trees. It happened last […]
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
Preparing your Lawn for Winter. Read More »
It’s almost hard for me to remember being worried six weeks ago about the effects of the very difficult weather conditions we’d experienced over the latter part of the summer, and how much damage had been done to lawns and landscapes. But the weather changed in mid-September, and for the last 2 months it
Winter is coming… are your lawn and gardens ready? Read More »
Dormant Feeding of Trees, Shrubs, Perennials, Ground Covers, and Bulbs – Dormant feeding can be done once the majority of leaves have fallen from deciduous trees and shrubs. This occurs anywhere from mid to late October when the growing season is over for all the plants in the landscape except the lawn. Trees, shrubs and
