The air is getting warmer, and you want to get outside! Your lawn and shrubs are still a bit brown, but you’re ready for some spring landscaping. What do you do? Early spring is a pivotal time to set your lawn up for success, and a simple plan will help you make the most of…
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Winter pruning is often a crucial aspect of a plant’s growth. But what plants should be pruned? And how much? Use this guide to help you decide what’s best for your outdoor plants. When should you prune? Prune when it results in the least amount of damage to the plant. In general, the best time…
Read MoreBeware: A Fungus Among Us Have you noticed discolored spots on the bottom foliage of your roses or shrubs? Do any of your trees have an arch of discolored lower bark? If so, you need to take action now! Wet foliage is susceptible to fungus and other detrimental plant pathogens! No one likes to…
Read MoreFloriography Did you know the act of gifting flowers originally was a means of cryptological communication? Plants and flowers have been used as symbols for thousands of years. Floriography, the language of flowers, was originally utilized to send recipient’s coded messages to express feelings. This started with Victorians exchanging “talking bouquets” called nosegays in the…
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