Apr 25, 2020 | Lawn and Garden |
Mulch not only increases the curb appeal of your home by beautifying landscape beds, patios and walkways, it also provides many benefits to plants: Reduces weed growth. Helps maintain moisture in the soil. Moderates soil temperature keeping it warmer on cold nights... 
Dec 31, 2019 | Lawn and Garden |
A new year is a great opportunity to make changes for the better. While many people will try to commit to eating better, saving money, etc., we’d like to suggest you commit some time to gardening in 2020. Gardening is an activity you can enjoy with the entire... 
Dec 2, 2019 | Landscape Design, Lawn and Garden |
winter One of the key elements for keeping your garden looking its best is proper pruning, and winter is a great time to get out there and get your garden in shape. (Both literally and figuratively) Why Winter?The winter months are an excellent time to do the lion... 
Nov 13, 2019 | Lawn and Garden |
With the gardening season coming to an end you have a few final tasks before you and your garden can settle in for a long winter’s nap. Remember, preparing the landscape for winter will pay dividends in the spring to come. Water Some of the most important winter prep... 
Oct 28, 2019 | Fall Planting, Lawn and Garden |
Planting spring flowering bulbs before winter sets in is a gardener’s version of a 401K. Having those early flowers to look forward to helps us through the cold months of winter. But if you want that payoff in the spring, you need to make your payment now by getting... 
Jul 19, 2019 | Lawn and Garden |
Blossom end rot is a common problem in tomato gardens. It appears as a round, brown, sunken area on the end of the tomato fruit opposite the stem. As fruit ripens the area turns dry and leathery. This is often caused by a lack of calcium. The best thing to do... 