Knowledge and resources about plants and planting are so vast they can be overwhelming. The best approach is to take advantage of information based on your areas of interest and then seek the guidance of a plant professional. Your local nursery or garden center has inspired people ready to offer advice.
Don’t forget to water your plants! Proper watering of a newly installed plant is critical to its establishment and future growth. Though watering may seem like a simple task, proper watering is a complex subject that does not easily offer a one-size-fits-all guideline for the quantity and frequency of watering.
A little focus on summer watering, pruning and fertilizing along with watching for potential diseases, and you’ll be rewarded with an abundance of roses for an amazing garden display or lush bouquets. Here’s what you need to know.
Hedges will always be a part of our landscape in some way, shape or form. Hedges are popular and can create a beautiful formal look, especially for front yards. However, when pruned incorrectly they quickly become an eyesore.
Pansies are finally here! Their cheerful faces and bright colors have become a Midwest necessity after our long winters. These little plants are tough and can even withstand temperatures below freezing or a dusting of snow… perfect transitional plants.
Moving a tree comes with risks, but when you take your time and follow a tree transplanting checklist to a tee, there’s a much better chance your tree will have a smooth transition.
Mulching is an important part of maintaining a happy and healthy garden, here are some things to keep in mind when considering mulching.
Here are a few tips for tackling a lawn full of weeds.
You may have recently purchased and newly installed a hydrangea, or yours may already be be mature. Either way, pruning your hydrangea is a yearly occurrence.
As employees return to in-person work over the next few months, they might find themselves facing a similar situation with neglected office plants. There are a few things to try before tossing them and starting over.
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