SPRING GARDEN PLANNING

Spring is nearly here, bringing the beautiful dainty flowers we all love. Early spring bloomers like daffodils and hyacinths are emerging. Magnolia and cherry blossom trees are bursting with color. So what better time to start spring garden planning to include these seasonal favorites.  Designing your garden now allows a few spring flowers to be planted. … More SPRING GARDEN PLANNING

HOW TO PROTECT GRASS SEED WHEN LEAVES ARE FALLING

It’s that time of year again for tree leaves to change to bright red, orange, and yellow shades and then fall to the ground. Beautiful, right? Well, not exactly. Visually, the change in tree colors is delightful, and the fallen leaves also bring a sense of beauty. But, if you’ve just seeded or re-seeded your lawn, falling … More HOW TO PROTECT GRASS SEED WHEN LEAVES ARE FALLING

IT’S FALL!

It’s that time again…fall has arrived!🍁 Cooler temperatures and breezy air 🍃🍂—we like this time of year. At last, we can get back to more gardening without the stifling heat and humidity. Clean-up So now is the time to start cleaning up your summer blooms. Many annuals and perennials will last until the first frost. … More IT’S FALL!

HOW TO KEEP PESKY NEIGHBORHOOD PETS OUT OF YOUR YARD

If you work hard to maintain a beautiful yard, you don’t want pesky neighborhood pets or other wildlife to damage it. Certainly, it’s never easy to accept damage to your property. But, it’s frustrating when wild animals such as squirrels, deer, rabbits, or other wildlife eat your plants or dig holes in your lawn. Although … More HOW TO KEEP PESKY NEIGHBORHOOD PETS OUT OF YOUR YARD

2022 SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENTS

🌻 We’re Back! 🌻   After some much-needed R & R, we’re back and ready to share details about some new features available on the website and a few still in the works. First, we’ve updated our menu and moved a few things around. You’ll also want to check out the following: Our updated home … More 2022 SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENTS

SUMMER MUST-DOS

Summer is officially here, and it is hot! 🔥 We know that everyone won’t experience 90-plus degrees Fahrenheit with humidity. But summer can still be hot and taxing on grass and plants. Summer is when the sun is at its highest point in the sky. So, your yard will receive the most direct sunlight throughout … More SUMMER MUST-DOS

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FERTILIZERS?

Fertilizers for plants and grass are necessary because they contain chemicals to help improve growth and plant productiveness (blooms, output, etc.). These chemicals also help enhance the quality of the soil, which may not have proper nutrients or was depleted over time. Manufacturers formulate fertilizers in liquid or granule form and market them for application … More WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FERTILIZERS?