International Society of Arboriculture www.isa-arbor.com Planting a Tree Planting a tree is a lifelong investment. How well this investment grows depends on the type of tree selected and the planting location, the care provided during planting, and the follow-up care after planting. Getting your new tree off to a healthy start will help the tree […]
Fall and Winter Landscape
by HomeAdvisor When fall is fast approaching and winter rains are not far behind, it is a good time to start planning your landscape improvements to solve drainage problems that might have surfaced last winter, clean up any mess left by last year’s water, and create an attractive new yard that will help prevent property […]
Fall Front-yard Landscaping Ideas Need to enhance your curb appeal? Plant this fanciful fall garden bed for a welcoming front-yard. Easy as 1-2-3! 32Save Start with your foundation bed — it’s perfect for adding a range of plants to beautify your front yard. Choose plants needing bright sun and some needing partial shade. Japanese maple, summersweet, […]
Cooling Landscape Ideas
University of Vermont Extension Department of Plant and Soil Science Summer News Article CREATING A COOLING LANDSCAPE Dr. Leonard Perry, Extension Professor University of Vermont Landscaping can give your home “curb appeal,” but did you also know that it may keep your home cooler and reduce both summer and winter energy bills? Proper landscape design, […]
Think Spring!
Think spring: Tips to find and grow your relationship with a landscape professional Tuesday, 12 December 2017 Hoffman Landscapes, Inc./LoveYourLandscape.org The weather outside is frightful, and the week ahead calls for falling temperatures, maybe even snow. That makes it easy to dream of warmer spring weather, but to plan for it? To sit and strategize […]
15 Perennials That’ll Thrive in the Shadiest Parts of Your Yard
BY LAUREN SMITH MAR 27, 2018 GETTY IMAGES 1 of 15 GETTY IMAGES Bletillas This Chinese ground orchid is relatively low-maintenance, but it does ask for one thing: that you plant it in a partially shaded location, where it’s only exposed to several hours of morning light. 2 of 15 GETTY IMAGES Hostas How you […]
Save the Bees
What to Plant in Your Garden to Help Save the Bees 4.8K Views 2 years ago By Libby Baker It ain’t easy being a bee these days. With the introduction of genetically modified crops, stronger, more powerful, and prevalent pesticides, and a rapidly changing climate, bee colonies are quickly disappearing. According to the urban beekeeping organization, Honeylove, after WWII, […]
How to Care for Your Farm-Grown Christmas Tree When a Christmas tree is cut, more than half its weight is water. With proper care, you can maintain the quality of your tree. Below are a number of tips on caring for your tree: Displaying trees in water in a traditional reservoir type stand is the […]
How to Grow the Most Gorgeous Chrysanthemums This Fall
Only a few more weeks until mums arrive in full force. By The Editors Aug 9, 2018 GETTY IMAGESDUAA AWCHI / EYEEM When you think of chrysanthemums, do you picture showy corsages on homecoming queens or the all-too-familiar orange and yellow varieties you see in grocery stores at this time every year? Get ready to […]
End of Summer:
The Home Depot Garden Club Wrap Up Your Summer Landscaping R.L. Rhodes August 14, 2012 The cycle of the year continues to turn, and summer slowly gives way to autumn. With relief from the heat on its way, it’s time to start thinking about how the change of seasons will translate into changes in your […]
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