How to Identify and Treat Diseased Plants

August 25,2014

Disease is an unfortunate fact of life for gardeners. Sadly, many botanical enthusiasts deal unwarranted damage to their plants trying to remove...
What is happening to our Spruce trees?

August 20,2014

What is Killing the Spruce Trees of Michigan? Back in 2011, agriculturalists from Michigan State University began noticing something odd: many of...
Are You Overwatering Your Yard?

August 17,2014

One of the most frequent mistakes homeowners make with their lawns is overwatering them. Although it may seem counterintuitive, too much water is as...
Soil Testing

August 13,2014

Why conduct a soil test? Lawn and garden plants require 18 nutrients for healthy growth and productivity. The soil is a reservoir of these...
The Benefits of Choosing Native Plants for Your Yard

August 3,2014

Every day, homeowners across the U.S. find themselves mowing their lawns, adding fertilizers, and spending hours of their precious time maintaining...
Have you noticed some of your plants are not doing thriving?

August 1,2014

This past winter has taken a heavy toll on landscape plant materials due to the extreme cold weather and above average snowfall amounts. Per NOAA...
Moles in Your Garden?

July 24,2014

Moles are ground–dwelling carnivores that prefer to eat insects instead of your garden plants. However, their underground tunnels can ruin your...
Balloon Flowers

July 19,2014

  Balloon flower (Platycodon grandiflorus), also known as Chinese bellflower, has been racking up great reviews for more than 50 years, yet...
Perennials Provide High Visual Impact While Requiring Less Care

July 18,2014

Cultivating a garden that provides color and interest from spring through autumn is the goal of most gardeners. However, many homeowners who want to...
Which Type of Mulch is Best for Your Yard?

July 17,2014

Landscaping mulch is available in more varieties and colors than ever before. While many homeowners choose a mulch based mainlyon appearance or...