by Joe Yedowitz | Nov 15, 2013 | Gardens / Landscapes, Plant of the Month, Seasonal Tips, Tips / Advice
Spring Color Nothing announces spring with as much color and life as the early blooms of crocus, the brilliant trumpets of daffodils and the elegance of tulips. Spring-flowering bulbs of all kinds are an important part of maintaining year-round color in any garden,...
by Joe Yedowitz | Oct 7, 2013 | Decorative, Lawn Tips, Plant of the Month, Tips / Advice
Fall is here… Lawn furniture is getting put away (slowly), snow blowers are being pulled out from the sheds and sent away for a quick tune up. People ask me, “Joe…what can you possibly be landscaping in the fall?” Truth be told, we are busy...
by Joe Yedowitz | Aug 31, 2013 | Lawn Tips, Seasonal Tips, Tips / Advice
This is the BEST TIME to give your lawn a chance to thicken up!!!! You’ve heard me ranting about Fall Lawn Care for years….so here it comes again. Following a summer of heat, mowing and foot traffic, lawn soils may become compacted and end up in desperate...
by Joe Yedowitz | Apr 19, 2013 | Seasonal Tips, Tips / Advice
The most common reason homeowners and business mangers call in a tree or lawn expert is because they are concerned something is wrong with their plants. Tree decline, insects, disease attack and the weather often works against us. Sometimes a simple solution is...
by Joe Yedowitz | Mar 30, 2013 | Gardens / Landscapes, Lawn Tips, Tips / Advice
Maintaining your landscape can become something like cleaning out the garage- you can do just the minimum to get by and get to the rest of it “later.” But unlike your garage, the landscape keeps changing and growing. Weeds keep sprouting, shrubs keep growing and turf...
by Joe Yedowitz | Mar 25, 2013 | Gardens / Landscapes, Tips / Advice
Spring is a time when most of us turn our attention to the outdoors. The idea of seeing flowers and shrubs in bloom and trees leafing out gets us all excited. It’s also a great time to arrange for some landscape projects around your property. Installing a new patio or...
