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 […]
Liquid Broadleaf Weed Control – September is the best time of the year to control perennial weeds that live from year to year (dandelion, clover, plantain, etc.) so they’re not in the lawn next spring. If you have a lawn full of weeds, this is the first thing to do before doing any overseeding this
September is the Perfect Time to Weed, Feed & SEED Your Lawn!!! Read More »
For another 4-5 weeks, plants in the landscape (trees, shrubs and perennials) are still in their active growth season. Therefore, none of these can be fed yet or disturbed by digging or transplanting. A rule-of-thumb for when the growing season is finished, when plants have set their next year’s buds, and when roots are dormant,
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Full Lawn Broadleaf Weed Control with Liquid Broadleaf Herbicide – Every lawn in the area has weeds at this time of the year. Regardless of whether you had weeds in this spring, you’ve got ‘em now. Broadleaf weed plants (dandelions, clover, plantain, etc.) produce seeds which blow around or are transported to surrounding areas by
Fall Lawn Rejuvenation and Restoration 2022 Read More »
For the past five or six summers we have been quite fortunate to have been able to escape the extended hot, dry spells of norm that are so stressful to our lawns and landscapes. Regular rainfall and moderate temperatures, kept lawns growing throughout the summers, looking good and staying green. This summer we’ve seen a
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