by Tina Landsburg | Mar 4, 2019 | Articles
The 2019 Pantone color of the year, “living coral,” is a vibrant color and one we often find in our natural surroundings. Work it into your garden’s color scheme this year and you’ll be the one who really rocks your block! Plan ahead now with...
by Tina Landsburg | Dec 21, 2017 | Articles
Ice on your sidewalk, patio and driveway is an accident waiting to happen. As a homeowner or business owner, you have an obligation to your family, friends, pets and customers to keep your space clear and safe. BUT using rock salt to melt the ice can be harmful to...
by Tina Landsburg | Oct 17, 2017 | Articles
In the fall, we get a lot of questions about what plants to cut back. There really isn’t a set rule on many of these plants, and the answer can also vary depending on each gardener’s situation. Much is determined by individual preference, time constraints, weather,...
by Tina Landsburg | Oct 5, 2017 | Articles
Get a jump start on spring color by planting bulbs this fall. Here are some handy planting tips from the American Association of Nurserymen. Plan for Continuous Color. Many bulbs only bloom for a few weeks, so base your selections not only on their color, but also on...
by Tina Landsburg | Oct 5, 2017 | Articles
Want to add some fantastic fall color to enjoy for years to come? Consider these favorites… * Burning Bush * Hydrangeas * Hardy Mammoth Mums * Maple trees: different varieties peak at different times. * Ornamental Grasses * Rudbeckia Tips for Adding Fall...
by Tina Landsburg | Oct 5, 2017 | Articles
Fall is the perfect time for planting, but before you plant anything, you should know what zone you live in and what the plant is rated for. When planting, it is very important to pick the right plant for the right spot. Most perennials, but not all, should be cut...
by Tina Landsburg | Oct 5, 2017 | Articles
If the gardening bug only bites you in the spring, you’re missing a prime opportunity. There are several reasons why fall is a great time to work on your landscape. Decreased water requirements. In many regions, fall brings more reliable rainfall than summer....
by Tina Landsburg | Apr 13, 2017 | Articles
Sure you can plant a big meadow of wildflowers, and many gardeners do. But recent refinements in seed mixtures and improved planting methods make it easy to use wildflower seeds for color wherever you want it. Here are some new ways to use wildflowers seeds from...
by Tina Landsburg | Apr 13, 2017 | Articles
Dried hydrangea blossoms can last and look beautiful for years. There are several ways you can dry hydrangeas. Water drying hydrangea flowers helps them retain their color and last longer. It sounds counter intuitive, but water drying allows them to dry slowly...
