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Water in The Winter?
During our normal dry periods in the winter months, be sure to get out and hand- water trees, shrubs, roses and perennials. Pick a day when the air temperature is moderate, when the ground is free from snow, and the soil is not frozen to give your plants the necessary...
To Mulch Or Not To Mulch, That Is The Question
Most turf experts agree that mulching your lawn grass is a good idea, but there are a few considerations that come in to play; The most efficient way to mulch is of course with a mower that is made for the job. They typically have dual blades which reduces the cut...
Tips For Winterizing the Garden
With the first freeze of the year fast approaching, it’s time to begin to prepare for next season. Once your plants are removed from the garden and the area has cleared of debris, apply a couple inches of EKO or Nature’s Yield Compost and turn it in to your existing...
Start Planning Next Year’s Veggie Garden
When the final harvest of the year is complete, and the plants are pulled out of the garden it’s a good time to think about your successes and maybe some things you wish you had done differently. It’s also a great time order seed catalogues, which have long been the...
The Importance of Mulching Those Leaves
As the leaves fall with the cooler temperatures, resist the temptation to get out and rake them up. Fall leaves are not only beautiful, but useful as well. Let them remain on your lawn and (with a mulching mower) simply grind them up as you mow the lawn this fall. The...
Tips To Healthy Houseplants
It’s that time of the year again when our attention to growing plants shifts from outside to indoors. Some people are intimidated by growing houseplants, but don’t be. Whether you have a brightly lit sunroom or a low-light bedroom, with many colors and textures, there...
John Cretti’s “Gardening with an Altitude” in the Rockies
Now is the time to give cool season lawns the best boost of the year Autumn, with crisp morning air and warm days, is one of the best times to get the lawn in shape for winter and next year. A little help now will make stressed and weakened lawns recover from heat and...
Aerating your lawn
One of the best things you can do for the health of your lawn is a core-aeration, and fall is an excellent season to do it. Aeration opens the soil to enable better penetration of water and fertilizer, and it also reduces compaction and allows the root system to...
Its Time to Plant Grass Seed
As the saying goes “Fall is for planting,” that is a true statement not only for trees, shrubs, perennials etc. It is also a great time to plant grass seed. Whether you need to patch a few bare spots, thicken up your existing turf or start a brand-new lawn, September...
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