Tips for Fall Planting and Transplanting
Fall is the perfect time to plant or transplant just about anything, especially spring- and summer-flowering perennials.
Tips and ideas for landscaping your property using organic methods.
Fall is the perfect time to plant or transplant just about anything, especially spring- and summer-flowering perennials.
We all love a lush green lawn. But there’s only so much we can do when the dog days of summer arrive with record heat and lately, record drought.
Fake grass may be green in color, but it has a devastating environmental impact and maintenance you might not expect.
Mulching is one of the most common gardening practices, yet so many landscapers and gardeners do it wrong. When done correctly, it helps to build and protect soil and support plants.
You’re Probably Mulching All Wrong. How To Do It Right. Read More »
It’s a generations-long habit for gardeners and landscapers, but 90% of the time, a new tree needs no staking. In fact, staking that tree does more harm than good.
Staking a Tree Is Almost Never The Right Thing To Do Read More »
If you aren’t crazy about wood or metal fencing separating you from your neighbors, there are ways to achieve privacy with plants.
Cutting down a mature tree can be very risky and lead to injuries and sometimes fatalities. It is critical to understand the risks and to take precautions to avoid injuries.
I decided to look up the definition of a tree or shrub in a botany book. The problem was, there is no clear definition.
Is It a Small Tree or a Big Shrub? The Difference May Not Be Obvious. Read More »
Beginning gardeners often ask, what is the difference between evergreen and deciduous trees and shrubs? As with nearly everything in gardening, the definition isn’t always clear cut.
The Difference Between Evergreen and Deciduous Trees and Shrubs Read More »
You can remediate standing water and poor drainage in your lawn with a simple rain garden that you can build in one afternoon.