Warmer weather means we can finally putter in the garden and take time to examine our plantings. Vegetables like tomatoes, eggplants and peppers might be slower to put on growth after the long cool spring, but they’ll come around. Your first tomatoes may be tough or...
Tomatoes are easy to grow and provide an abundance of tasty, juicy, healthy fruit. Nothing beats a homegrown tomato – especially one you’ve grown yourself! Here are tips to keep in mind when planting your planting your tomatoes outdoors: Choosing a Location: To be...
Black Vine Weevil is a pest that damages many plants including yews, rhododendron, azaleas and euonymous. The larvae (grubs) feed on the roots of plants. This damage can cause the plant to decline in health and may ultimately lead to its death. The adult black vine...
The cold wet weather has not prevented the annual onslaught of aphids in the garden. Aphids are one of the most common pest problems in the flower and vegetable garden. They attack many different plants and can be a season long problem. The small oval shaped insects...
Get the most out of your vegetable garden by following these tips: Location Vegetable gardens should be located in full sun; avoid areas that are shaded by trees, buildings or other structures. The soil should drain well and not puddle for any length of time. When to...
The temperature is rising and the days are getting longer. It’s a great time to get out into the garden! Here are 3 things you should do in your Long Island garden this weekend: 1. Take Care of Your Crabgrass NOW! This coming week is the perfect time to put your...
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