Lawn Care In addition to keeping an eye on weeds, begin looking for fungal issues. Like weeds, they’re easier to treat when they’re caught early. Infuse Fungicide should be applied at the first sign of lawn fungus to treat it and prevent it from spreading. Grub and Insect Control kills multiple ground insects like armyworm, […]
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There is a lot to love about raised bed gardening. No more having to kneel or bend over, soil warms up faster and allows for earlier planting, you have complete control over soil composition and more! Here are some tips and tricks to start you own raised bed! Select Your Location– Location depends on what […]
Propagation is the process of starting a new plant from a main, parent plant and most commonly used for plants that do not easily grow from or produce seeds. It can be done for both indoor and outdoor plants, though houseplants are more commonly propagated. Recommended Tools Sharp, clean pruners or knife Gloves A clear […]
Camellias are one of our favorite plants. Gorgeous dark green leafed evergreens that bloom large pink, white or red flowers during the colder months of the year. Camellia Japonicas flower from late winter to early spring. Slow growing, they average 4’-10’ at maturity (depending on variety) but can be maintained with periodic pruning to fit […]
When building a raised garden, mulching a garden bed or seeding a lawn, there are a lot of a measurements and quantities that can be a little confusing to figure out. Here’s a handy list of basic conversions and approximate coverage rates to make things a little easier for you. Conversions 1 Square Yard = […]