October is a great month to get all the last minute items done on your property. It is still warm enough … but not for long. The following are some items you should accomplish before it gets too cold. Landscaping • Continue planting trees and shrubs. • Transplant...
Long winters with snow, ice and extreme cold can create a lot of damage to landscape plants. There are both natural and man made problems that can occur. How can you tell which are major problems and which will work itself out? How can you...
Some people consider the act of pruning, a form of art; and like any masterpiece, the end result is rewarding. Similar to...
As we approach winter, there are quite a few things you should do to protect your property and investment. Your trees, shrubs, lawn and perennials need help and the following are a few things that you should do. Perennials – cut them back now as the...
Christine Bertoni sat on her perfectly arranged cast iron furniture petting her labradoodle, Cooper, while explaining to Kathryn and me her history as a Truesdale customer, which has been 18-20 years. She laughs as she explains to us that she’s known Ralph since before we...
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),...
Start Your Planning Early And Reap The Benefits For Several Months Ahead With Beautiful Colors How many times have you noticed a neighbor's beautiful flower beds during the spring and summer and vowed to do the same thing next year? Then 'next year' rolls around and you...
10. Over planting landscapes. Plant material needs to be set at correct distances to allow it to grow, thrive and last. Too much material crammed into a given space will not stand the test of time. 9. Limiting the use of hardscape material. In areas where...