Gardening Tips and Guide
Summer is prime growing season for lawns. Lawns that are not performing their best can be made better through the fall. If you did not fertilize your lawn during the spring, you still have time to fertilize and get your lawn in good shape prior to fall. But only keep with a fertility program through early to mid-August, and water your lawn deeply once or twice a week as needed. Watch for chinch bugs in…
In nature, leaves and needles fall to the ground, creating an organic layer that protect and builds the soil. Local greenwaste mulch can offer the same advantage to the landscapes you design and maintain while increasing your profits. Making and using greenwaste mulch recycles plant material into a valuable tool for the landscape professional. Here are extremely important Mulch basics ; Before applying mulch, remove weeds and water thoroughly. You’ll get the best weed control…
If you have asthma or allergies you don’t have to limit your yard decorating to stones and concrete! There are many plants you can use to design your home garden including flowers, shrubs, trees and more, that won’t contribute to your outdoor allergy symptoms. However, keep in mind that, even if your garden is “allergy free,” many of the pollens that affect you can travel to your yard from other gardens in the neighborhood or…
Lawn fungus could be a big problem sometimes.Even if you took good care of your lawn earlier in the growing season, excessive water can damage grass and foster fungus growth. It is really critical to identify a fungus in your yard at the earliest. Once you do that you need to take next corrective measures to control the fungus growth in your lawn. You should apply a recommended fungicide to and around the infected area to…
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