Plants

01 May Plant, Insect and Disease Control

Spring is four weeks ahead of schedule and that could mean a potential pest infestation for homeowners – especially since the past winter was mild. Agronomic specialist Glenn Koleda is extremely concerned, he states, “I’ve already seen aphids and soft scale this year which means...

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01 Dec Winter Planting, Watering and Pruning

The best time to plant a tree is when the tree goes dormant; this is when the least amount of shock would occur to it. Fall and winter planting gives roots a chance to settle in during the cooler months so the tree gets a...

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13 May Maintaining Perennials

Year In And Year Out, These Special Plants Provide An Abundance Of Joy While most seasoned gardeners and nurseries alike will recommend a mix of annuals and perennials in your garden, the task can seem quite daunting. As for the perennials (plants that grow back every year),...

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06 May The Skinny On Annuals

These Plants Are a Gift That Keeps Giving Each And Every Year Annuals or perennials? That is the question. One of the true joys of gardening is flower selection, and with this, gardeners are presented with an overwhelming number of choices. But it all begins with annuals...

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25 Mar Don’t Speed Up A Long Winter

Let Late Season Winter Precipitation Run Its Course, Rather Than Causing Further Damage To Your Plants & Shrubs Even though spring has officially arrived, winter continues to drag on en route to one of the three snowiest years on record here in the Tri-State area. And when...

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