Landcare Blog
Early Spring Pruning
Now is an excellent time to prune shrubs and trees to remove deadwood. If you are pruning flowering shrubs for structure, you need to know the type of shrub you are pruning or the timing of it's flowers . If it is a spring blooming shrub like forsythia, lilac, purple sand cherry or viburnum, don't p...
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Posted: Friday, March 11, 2011 l Comments: (0)
FORGET CURB APPEAL, IT'S LIFE APPEAL
The buzzword in landscaping has been curb appeal. We’ve been focused on creating spaces that are for the viewer, the buyer and the passerby, but it’s time to shift gears and remember that your home is first and foremost about you and your family’s lifestyle.
Your yard is a wonderful space full ...
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Posted: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 l Comments: (0)
Watering perennials
Please water your new perennials well after we've planted them. Water only when the plants need it. Let the plants dry out between watering (however, don't let them get bone-dry or wilted). Probe the soil and if it is dry in the top 4 to 5 inches, then it is time to water. Please see more informatio...
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Posted: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 l Comments: (3)
Now is an excellent time to prune shrubs and trees to remove deadwood. If you are pruning flowering shrubs for structure, you need to know the type of shrub you are pruning or the timing of it's flowers . If it is a spring blooming shrub like forsythia, lilac, purple sand cherry or viburnum, don't p...
» Read More
Posted: Friday, March 11, 2011 l Comments: (0)
FORGET CURB APPEAL, IT'S LIFE APPEAL
The buzzword in landscaping has been curb appeal. We’ve been focused on creating spaces that are for the viewer, the buyer and the passerby, but it’s time to shift gears and remember that your home is first and foremost about you and your family’s lifestyle.
Your yard is a wonderful space full ...
» Read More
Posted: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 l Comments: (0)
Watering perennials
Please water your new perennials well after we've planted them. Water only when the plants need it. Let the plants dry out between watering (however, don't let them get bone-dry or wilted). Probe the soil and if it is dry in the top 4 to 5 inches, then it is time to water. Please see more informatio...
» Read More
Posted: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 l Comments: (3)