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 »
Although we have had some small rain events, as of October 29th we have only had 1.25” of rain this month (according to measurements taken at the Doylestown Airport). On average in our area, we should receive approximately 3.2” – 3.75“of precipitation during the month of October. So, as you can see, we are woefully
November is great for planting and prepping yards for winter! 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 »
Fall is for Planting – Fall is the optimal time to plant perennials, shrubs and trees. The cooler nights slow vegetative growth signaling plants to focus their remaining energy into strengthening and expanding their root systems. Planting now allows the new plants to acclimate and anchor their roots before winter sets in. Be sure to
Time to get Planting! From Fall Mums to Trees and more! Read More »
Insect and Disease Damage and Solutions – Excessive heat coupled with wet conditions and high humidity has greatly increased insect and disease issues this summer. If you’re plants are experiencing any of these issues, rest assured that we have solutions (some with multiple options) for you. Stop by, call or email us today! Fertilization is
Fall Color, Cold Crops, Plant Rx and Visitors in Your Yard Read More »
