Winter Prep: Fall To Do List
Test your soil Testing your soil now and adding any necessary amendments will ensure that once spring arrives the grass will have the nutrients it needs to grow thick … Read More
Test your soil Testing your soil now and adding any necessary amendments will ensure that once spring arrives the grass will have the nutrients it needs to grow thick … Read More
Although it may seem counterintuitive, late summer and early fall are the best times to plant most shrubs and trees. The ground is warm, the air is cooler, and the … Read More
We recommend leaving faded varieties such as Coneflower up for the winter to feed the birds. It may not be the most fun job in the garden, but pruning in … Read More
Whether you’re spreading grass seed on your lawn, adding wildflowers to a meadow or creating a perennial garden, fall is the best time to plant. It mimics nature’s way of … Read More
Mulch not only adds a finishing touch to your gardening beds and is aesthetically pleasing, but also benefits your landscape in a big way. Although it’s not a mandatory addition … Read More
Landscaping with plants native to our region is extremely important for several reasons. Native plants tend to do better in our gardens, require less water, and attract native wildlife to … Read More
Our owner, Justin, built his own raised beds this year to create a vegetable garden for his home! We wanted to share the progression throughout the summer months as the … Read More