If you think about it, right now you can probably name 2-3 people you know personally who are suffering from a cold. The age-old question can be asked; why do we catch more colds during the winter? Is it just the cold temperatures and our inability to tolerate cold? Is there some sort of biological…
Annuals, Biennials, Perennials oh my! Did you know that those pesky dandelions you see in the spring can continue to live for more than 2 years? Dandelions are considered a biennial or a perennial. Weeds, among other plants, can be categorized by their life cycles. You may find yourself wondering, it’s winter, why would I…
Are you looking for ways to improve your home this year? Or maybe you’re ready to sit back, relax, and let our experts give you the lawn you’ve always dreamed of? Either way, as home show season kicks off this month, many local businesses are ready to help you reach all of your home goals…
Winter is still a few weeks away, but for many of us around the country, it feels like it arrived a while ago. We get it, staying at home where you’re warm and cozy sounds great and is best of all, FREE. But for the days you’re going a little stir crazy or the kids…
As winter slowly begins to make an appearance, you may find yourself wondering if you can still plant any last-minute shrubs, trees, and even flowers. The simple answer is: YES! Now, with that being said, keep in mind much like bears, your lawn and landscape are entering into a hibernation stage. In agronomic terms (lawn…
According to Dr. Patrick Skerret, far too many Americans die each and every winter because they do not follow a few basic recommendations for safely shoveling snow. Literally dozens of people die each winter, and most, if not all of it is preventable! Below are basic recommendations for safe shoveling. First, if you live in…
What is snow mold? Actually, there are two types of snow mold; in laymen’s terms, they are referred to as pink and gray snow mold. Depending on local conditions, either may become active just about anywhere. In Spring, as temperatures warm, signaling the end of Winter, it is quite common to find circular gray or…
For the healthiest, most vigorous lawn, supplemental fertilizer is required. Most industry pros agree, fertilizing the lawn approximately every five to six weeks during the growing season, will maximize the lawn’s potential and produce a consistent green color all year. In addition, regular fertilizations keep the grass plants growing at their optimum rate. This means…
Winter is on the way and for many across the country, it feels as if it has already arrived. For many homeowners throughout the country, that means shoveling snow is a distinct probability. While recent winters have been on the mild side, it’s a sure bet it can’t last forever. Some forecasters are predicting an…
Predictions are everywhere – a long, cold, hard winter is on the way! From coast to coast, a predicted change in weather patterns will bring more cold and snow than in the past several seasons. As you prepare for Winter, here are several tips that can help prevent damage to your home and property. Do…
