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Why Should I Plant That Flower When I Know It Will Die?
Why should I plant that flower when I know it will die? Why would someone spend good, hard-earned cash on a plant that they know will die as soon as it gets cold, or, for that matter, really hot? Gee, I just provided the common gardener’s definition of an annual. But,...
Tomatoes In My Boxwood?
Tomatoes in my Boxwood? Sounds like a weed problem, doesn’t it? I recall a telephone conversation I had several years ago with a potential client. A lady called me and said she had a terrible weed problem, “I’ve got bushes in my trees and trees in my bushes!” Indeed,...
Return On Investment With Your Landscape
Although the lists of home improvement projects can be a long and daunting task, the return on investment with your landscape may be surprising in regards to how it increases property values. So while your dream kitchen or master bath may be in the back of your mind,...
No Worms!
No worms! One of our most recent blogs, “Don’t Forget the Squirmies”, related to all the biological aspects that composed good soil. Its goal was to emphasize the importance of living things in the soil rather than dwell on soil science and all the mineral and...
When Is It The Right Time To Spray That Bug?
When is it the right time to spray that bug? As winter wanes and spring approaches, the same insect pests generally wreak the same havoc on the same plants year in and year out. But circling the same day on the calendar each year to anticipate and prevent these pest...