When to Apply Iron to Lawn: Fertilization Guide
Maybe you already know that fertilizing your lawn is something you must do. After all, it helps keep it healthy and promotes its growth. But did you know that to …
Winter Care for Hibiscus: How to Care for Your Plant
Like most people, you probably associate hibiscus plants with the hot, sunny days of summer. However, these beautiful flowers can also be enjoyed during the colder winter months! This blog …
Arborvitae in The Fall: What to Expect
As the leaves slowly shift and change colors, most people start to wind down in preparation for winter. But for gardeners, this also means it’s the perfect time to get …
Do Hostas Need a Lot of Water: How to Tell if They’re Overwatered
Hostas are one of the most popular perennial plants, and it’s easy to see why. They have striking foliage that remains striking from spring all the way to frost. Grown …
Emerald Green Arborvitae Spacing For Privacy
When most people think of privacy trees, the first thing that comes to mind is a tall evergreen with dense foliage that can obscure the view from prying eyes. Technically, …
Hydrangeas For Full Sun: The Best Varieties
Gardens are often associated with hydrangeas – their showy and giant ball-shaped blooms are hard to miss. During summer, these big and beautiful flowers gracefully adorn many gardens with their …
Does Weed and Feed Go Bad: Fertilizer Lifespan
‘Weed and Feed’ products are specially formulated lawn fertilizers that help the grass grow and inhibit unwanted weeds. You may have recently discovered an old bag of grass fertilizer in …
Should You Edge or Mow First: Lawn Care Tips
First-time grass mowers and lawn owners will generally want to know, ‘should you edge or mow first?’ Is there a ‘correct order’ to mowing or edging your lawn, or can …
Will Lime Kill Moss: How to Kill Unwanted Moss?
The presence of moss in yards can be a nuisance for those who don’t want them there. When dealing with moss, you might wonder, will lime kill moss? Also, how …
How To Get Rid of White Clover in Your Yard
Lawn owners may not appreciate seeing spots of white on their yards, even if it comes from a beneficial plant. Clover can grow in poor soil and often begins its …