What to plant in the Fall
Didn’t have enough time this spring to plant everything you wanted? Well here’s some great news! There are a lot of plants that can be planted in the fall,…
Reasons to mulch anytime of the year
Reasons to mulch 1. Weed control 2. Retains moisture for plants 3. Keeps plants cool in the summer and warm in the winter 4. Prevents your soil from running off…
Annabelle Hydrangea
This hydrangea is named for naturally occurring in the wild near Anna Illinois. The Annabelle has a beautiful white flower that gets as big as 12 inches in diameter. They…
Magnolias
If you are looking for a beautiful new tree to add to your landscape design, a Magnolia is a great choice. This tree is a spring blooming tree that has…
Lawn Health
While fungus naturally occurs in grass and can be harmless, certain conditions can cause these fungi to become harmful diseases to your grass. Weather conditions, especially temperature and humidity, can…
Black Spot Fungus
Diplocarpon rosae, or black spot fungus does not just affect roses. This fungus can affect any plant in your garden that has fleshy leaves or stems. Identifying this fungus should…
Ground Cover
Ground cover is plants that fill in an area of your landscaping. These can be good in certain areas where you would like low maintenance after the plants are established. …
Planning Your Planting
Fall is the best time to work on your landscaping. That is because it is much easier on the plants for a variety of reasons. In the fall, it is…
Seeding in Fall
With September just a week away, fall weather is fast approaching. Beginning of fall is the best time to seed, aerate and slit seed, or sod. Seeding and covering it…
Chlorosis
Our designers and estimators have been noticing that birches and maple trees have been affected by leaf chlorosis. Chlorosis is a yellowing of the leaves with dark green veins. This…