Drought Stressed Lawn This summer has been the driest we’ve seen since 2010. Things began to go south in mid-June, with significantly less than normal rainfall in June and July. Adding greatly to this problem were numerous excessive heat warnings with real feel temperatures from 100 to 110 degrees and nighttime low temperatures in […]
Planning for recovery from summer stress to lawns and gardens. Read More »
Dormant Pruning of Trees and Shrubs, Cutting Back of Perennials – Now that the plants are dormant for the winter, it’s a great time to do any pruning that you need to do to shape or manage the growth of trees and shrubs, and to cut perennials back, if you prefer doing it at the end
Late Fall Care for Landscapes, Gardens and Backyard Wildlife. Read More »
Late Fall Fertilizing with LAWN DEPOT WINTERFEAST TURF FOOD – WINTERFEAST TURF FOOD is the most beneficial feeding your lawn can get. At this time of the year the soil is warmer than the air; grass plants are still growing above-ground, albeit more slowly than a month ago, but underground, in the plants’ root zones
Preparing your Lawn for it’s Long Winter’s Nap. Read More »
As I sit here looking out of the window, there are leaves falling in great profusion from the trees in my neighborhood, the temperature is in the 60s outside, we’ve had only 1 frost so far this fall (Oct. 24), and I’m still mowing my lawn every 6-7 days. It’s been an unbelievably mild and
Late Fall Lawn and Garden Recommendations. Read More »
DORMANT Feeding of Trees, Shrubs, Perennials, and Bulbs – DORMANT is the key word with fall feeding of landscape plants. In essence, when these plants have completed their seasonal vegetative growth and are readying for their long winter’s nap. Feeding trees, shrubs and perennials from mid-October to late November encourages and strengthens root expansion,
October is Perfect for Planting EVERYTHING! Read More »
