Christmas is coming up fast, the ground is frozen, and the
landscapes look like their finished for the year. Most plants are shriveled, buried under snow,
and forgotten. With the weather
changing, plants go dormant and tend to quietly disappear until the spring
warmth returns. But not every plant will
do this, evergreens keep the party going until their friends […]
Overplanting of the same species has come to light recently because of the Emerald Ash Borer and the Japanese Beetle. Both insects devastate trees in their path and only by diversifying what we plant can we fix the problem.
The Tree Monopoly, too much of a good thing
Like a coral reef or a forest floor, […]
March Madness may be in full swing on TV, but don’t neglect your landscaping completely. Mid to late March is the perfect time to get back into the swing of things in the landscape world. March weather is very unpredictable, and the record highs and lows dictate it is the most extreme weather month. From […]