Caring for Your Landscape

Caring for Your Landscape

Keep Evergreens Safe

Keep Your Evergreens Safe From The Cold

s need protection! Whether you’re just starting out or already familiar with overwintering evergreens, the tips in this guide will prove helpful. Stay cozy and keep those trees beautiful for next season by reading on.

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Storing Dahlias for Winter

Dahlias tubers can be enjoyed for years with proper handling in the fall. Follow these easy tips from National Garden Bureau member American Meadows on how to dig and store your dahlias tubers.

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Creeping Charlie

How to Get Rid of Creeping Charlie

Creeping Charlie, also known as ground ivy, was brought to North America by Europeans as a medicinal herb and ornamental plant. Since then, it’s spread across the country in disturbed sites, natural areas, and most commonly, in lawns.

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Healthy Soil

How to Keep Soil Healthy For Your Plants

Soil is populated by microorganisms that serve key roles in your home garden. If you build a good soil habitat with a balanced pH, adequate nutrients, good structure, and enough organic matter, those microbes will flourish and help to protect and nourish your plants.

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Chlorotic Leaves

How to Spot & Treat Iron Chlorosis

Do you notice yellow leaves on your trees or shrubs? It’s not fall yet! They may be turning from a lack of water, disease, insects, or a nutrient deficiency—or it might be a case of “iron chlorosis.” It sounds quite technical, but really, it just means your plant is lacking iron.

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Leaf with Water

Guidelines and Tips for Planting and Watering

The single biggest reason plants die is due to watering practices. They are either overwatered or underwatered. If there is one key area a gardener needs to understand it would be understanding what determines how much water a plant needs and how to properly water.

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