Five Perennial Ornamental Grasses for Late-Season Interest
Late season ornamental grasses help your landscape make the transition with gentle textures and soft colors.
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Late season ornamental grasses help your landscape make the transition with gentle textures and soft colors.
Most people are completely repulsed by slugs, and who can blame them? They are gooey-sticky-slimy, leave those nasty snot-trails everywhere, and eat up your plants! Fortunately, there are many options available to deal with slugs (and their backpacking cousins: slugs). Even better, all these option...
The popular and aptly named butterfly bush (Buddleia sp.) is very easy to prune. Here's how!
This winter's record cold temperatures might be more than your pansies and violas can take.
Wish your lawn was greener but have heard horror stories about what can happen when you fertilize too much in the summer? Here are five safe-for-your-lawn options that will have you seeing green-including how to safely apply fertilizer. Let's start with the easiest/cheapest and work our way up:
Our crews see many preventable problems in the landscape when we’re on customer’s properties. One that we occasionally see is girdling of a tree by the ropes used to support it after planting.Here’s what you need to know so your newly-planted tree doesn't turn into firewood.
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