Fall Planting, Trees and Shrubs
Every year, customers ask us why their hydrangeas have plenty of leaves but no flowers. Often, the answer comes back to pruning at the wrong time. A fall cleanup can accidentally remove the buds that would have become next summer’s blooms. The good news is that...
Fall Planting, Perennials
Mums are the star of fall gardens and planters, but they shine even brighter when paired with companion plants. Adding texture, color, and height creates a unique seasonal display that lasts well into the cooler months. If you’re planning your fall garden or container...
Fall Planting, Lawn and Garden
Although many homeowners are focused on the end of the gardening season, I’m thinking about all I can still accomplish. Soon, the nights will grow cooler, and the leaves will turn yellow and red before the trees are bare. The plants we bought in May will fade away as...
Fall Planting, Lawn and Garden
Fall can be a confusing time for the novice gardener. Their gardens are producing less, if any fruit and flowers are starting to look tired and leggy. The weather is cooler and it seems like the time to garden has ended . . . or has it? Fall is a Great Time to Plant!...
Fall Planting, Lawn and Garden
September is a great time to get your lawn in shape! The moderate daytime temperatures and warm soil during Fall allows grass seed to germinate quickly. By late October your newly seeded lawn will be fresh, thick and ready to survive winter. 5 Easy Steps to Improve...
Fall Planting, Lawn and Garden
If you want a beautiful garden full of tulips, daffodils and other bulbs in spring, you need to plant them now in the fall. Many bulbs require a cold period (winter) before they can bloom. Therefore, as you remove your summer annuals, take a moment to dig a little...
