Spring is here. For many landscapes, this means clearing away dead plants and getting ready for the start of the growing season. Depending on the hand that winter dealt you and your selection in plantings, you might be looking at a little or a lot of work to get ready for spring. As you clean up the grounds and gardens, now’s a great time to think about what you should be planting in spring to make sure to get the most out of it. [Read more…]
posted on March 29, 2018 by
Landscaping: What Should You Plant This Spring?
posted on July 19, 2017 by
6 Benefits of Landscaping with Native Plants
An example of NE native plants, the Amelanchier canadensis or Serviceberry Bush is a great edition to any garden.
Throughout the year, homeowners across the country plant a wide variety of plants to improve their landscaping. However, most homeowners do not know how landscaping with native plants can benefit your garden and environment. Native plants have evolved over the years to the habitat they live in, giving you great benefits and a reason to plant them. Landscaping with native plants can save you more money, time, and resources than non-native plants. [Read more…]
posted on August 5, 2016 by
Summer Watering Tips Including Drip Irrigation
With summer in full swing it is important to keep an eye on one’s plants. While maintaining a green lawn and vibrant garden is most homeowner’s primary yard concern, homeowners should strike the balance between giving their plants enough water, and avoiding wasting too much water. A good irrigation system and proper watering techniques can be key to maintaining a beautiful yard, while conserving water and maintaining lower costs. [Read more…]
posted on July 31, 2015 by
Pros and Cons of Different Irrigation Systems
We all know that irrigating your lawn is important to maintaining a healthy lawn in the hot, arid summer months. There are many different options for watering though. Of course, you can install a cheap sprinkler from the local hardware store. Another option is to invest in a quality drips system, or you can simply water the old fashion way.
posted on August 1, 2014 by
Plants that Repel Insects
Certain aspects of your garden can take care of themselves, which can make your gardening workload a little lighter. One way to make gardening easier is by having plants that repel insects. Some plants contain properties that repel harmful insects. These plants provide both beauty and functionality to your garden. Also, they are a natural way to fight off some of the invading pests, without having to spray them with insecticides. [Read more…]
