by Joe Yedowitz | Jun 9, 2011 | Decorative, Gardens / Landscapes
Try a Container Garden! Even if you don’t have room for planting beds on your property, you can still get plenty of enjoyment out of growing your own flowers, herbs and vegetables. With container gardening, a deck, patio, balcony or even a doorstep can provide all...
by Joe Yedowitz | Jun 1, 2011 | Gardens / Landscapes, Irrigation
Good mowing and watering practices can make a big difference in the looks and health of your lawn. Plus, by encouraging healthier growth of your grass plants, you’ll be improving your turf’s ability to stand up to insects, disease and stressful summer weather. Here...
by Joe Yedowitz | May 25, 2011 | Gardens / Landscapes, Tips / Advice
They’ll Destroy Your Lawn if You Let Them! Ever laid eyes on a grub? If so, you know how ugly these pests are. Even uglier, though, is the damage they can do to your lawn. Grubs are the unfortunate offspring of beetles, such as June beetles and Japanese beetles, and...
by Joe Yedowitz | May 20, 2011 | Decorative, Gardens / Landscapes
Are you looking to brighten up your landscape but you just don’t have the space or time? Don’t worry; you can solve this problem by planting your very own mailbox garden! This arrangement can be the perfect splash of color for your landscape. With a few simple steps...
by Joe Yedowitz | May 12, 2011 | Gardens / Landscapes, Tips / Advice
When it comes to annuals and perennials they are quite similar. Each type of flower has its own characteristics. So when deciding here are some pointers: Annuals are flowers that last for one growing season. After the first frost they are done growing. Some examples...
by Joe Yedowitz | May 5, 2011 | Gardens / Landscapes, Tips / Advice
Frequent watering. Until their root systems are developed, new trees and shrubs can dry our very quickly. They should be watered daily during the first week after planting, with a deep watering once or twice a week after that. Supplemental watering will be especially...
