Lawns Continue mowing your lawn as needed. Keep the mowing height to 2.5-3 inches. In mid-October you can gradually start decreasing your mowing height until you reach 2 inches for your last mowing for the season. Continue watering your lawn to retain moisture through the entire root zone. Do not shut off your sprinklers until […]
Fall has repeatedly been declared as the best time to plant trees, shrubs and perennials. This is certainly true considering the warm soils which encourage root growth, and the cooling trends in temperatures allow the plants to undergo less stress. Planting in the fall in fact can be done until the ground is frozen, so […]
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As the mornings grow cooler, it’s time to get rid of your tired summer annuals and make room for vibrant blooms of fall mums. Our fall mums have been a highlight for both our customers and us. Like our homegrown spring and summer annuals, our fall mums are grown right here under our watchful eye. […]
Summer may be ending but the cool month of September reminds us that there’s still plenty of gardening left to enjoy before winter kicks in. See what tips you can add to keep your landscape beautiful and healthy. Lawns Continue mowing your lawn as needed. Keep the mowing height to 2.5-3 inches. In mid-October, you […]
The temps have definitely been feeling like fall. When the temperatures start to dip, it’s time to bring those houseplants inside that have been enjoying the warm summer outdoors. However, wait to march them inside just yet, before making sure those plants are clear of any little creatures making their way into your home! Most […]
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October is here and it’s not quite time to put the gardening glove away just yet. Fall is the best time to plant some new bulbs and prep your garden for the winter season to come. With just a little maintenance now you will have your landscape and garden flourishing! Lawn Fall is a great […]
What are rubber plants you may ask? These houseplants are making a comeback and becoming extremely popular! With many varieties to pick from these houseplants can suit any style of home. It was hard to narrow it down but we’ve selected a few of our top picks to share with you the different styles and […]
With the vibrant yellow and red leaves blowing in the wind, football games every weekend and pumpkin… everything, there’s no doubt it’s autumn. Lucky for our green thumbs, fall is the perfect time to plant tulip bulbs as the cool air keeps fungal growth at bay meaning your bulbs are safe from disease. Now that […]
Ghosts and ghouls are making their presence known this Halloween season but your garden activity should still be alive. After all, there’s still plenty of work to be done before it’s ready for winter. A little maintenance now will make for a healthy and beautiful landscape next spring. Lawn Fall is a great time to […]
The end of summer is near and that means the inevitable preparation of winter. Fortunately, we have the midwest-favorite season of fall to enjoy first! Autumn gives us one last burst of color before the monotony of white and brown settles for winter. If you’re stuck on ideas of the best plants to extend color […]
If you’re looking for a fun and easy do-it-yourself planting craft you can use for décor, we have the perfect activity for you. This beautiful succulent centerpiece is quick to make and a perfect year-round indoor and outdoor decoration. To start, pick a container that will be big enough for candles but shallow enough, so […]
Whether it’s spring, summer, or fall, we hear the same question, “When can I safely transplant the perennials in my yard?” Even though it would make sense to be able to transplant anytime the ground is not frozen, the transplanting process is a little different than the planting timeline. Since the transplanting process involves cutting […]
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