Fall Hydrangea Care to Protect Next Year’s Blooms

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...

Why Won’t My Hydrangea Bloom?

Trees and Shrubs

Hydrangeas are one of the most popular summer-flowering shrubs on Long Island, prized for their large blooms, vibrant color, and lush foliage. But if your hydrangea is producing plenty of leaves and little to no flowers, you’re not alone. The good news is that bloom...

When to Plant on Long Island in Spring

Annuals, Perennials, Trees and Shrubs

If you’re wondering when to plant on Long Island, you’re not alone. As temperatures start to warm up in March, many gardeners are eager to get outside and start planting. The good news? You can start planting now, but only certain plants thrive in early spring...

How to Protect Trees and Shrubs from Snow and Ice Damage on Long Island

Trees and Shrubs

Snow and ice damage on trees and shrubs on Long Island is a common concern for homeowners during the winter months. While snow can actually benefit plants by insulating roots and providing moisture as it melts, heavy, wet snow and ice from Long Island winter storms...

Top Plants Not to Prune in October

Perennials, Trees and Shrubs

Pruning is important, but timing matters. Cutting back the wrong plants in October can reduce blooms, damage growth, and weaken them over winter. Many perennials, shrubs, and evergreens should wait until spring for trimming. Knowing which plants to leave alone now...

Fence-Free Privacy Solutions for Your Landscape

Trees and Shrubs

Looking to add privacy to your outdoor space without installing a traditional fence? Whether you’re enhancing a backyard retreat or simply want to block an unsightly view, we have everything you need to get started. Why Go Fence-Free? Although fences offer a...