Fall Gardening
September 23, 2022

Fall Gardening

Break out the sweaters & soup - Fall is Officially Here!  What does Fall mean to a *season*ed Gardener? It's the 'go' signal to get growing! Now is the perfect time to plant… a winter vegetable garden,  seasonal or perennial flowers,  & TREES!     Here’s how to prep your garden ...

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Thinking Green: Creating a Chemical Free Garden
September 7, 2022

Thinking Green: Creating a Chemical Free Garden

Looking towards chemical free gardening?  It. Starts. With. The. Soil.   Many gardeners use chemical fertilizers and treatments to combat pests and diseases that arise in the yard and garden. While it may be a quick convenience to grab the first fertilizer or treatment solution you see on the shelf, in ...

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Garden Additions: Native Plants
August 31, 2022

Garden Additions: Native Plants

In today’s fast delivery world, it is quite easy for gardeners to get their hands on all kinds of exotic flora and fauna. While it is thrilling to cultivate a foreign plant, it’s important to not forget about the plants that are native to your area.  But why? Why is it ...

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Garden Additions: Pollinator Pleasers
August 24, 2022

Garden Additions: Pollinator Pleasers

                 Pollinator Pleasers  “SAVE THE BEES!” So what? Why should we care? Pollinators of all kinds (not just bees) are a vital step in our ecosystem. They are responsible for assisting with plant reproduction, help to create biodiversity, and therefore are fundamental in ...

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Styling Your Garden
August 17, 2022

Styling Your Garden

Functionality, location, interest - there are a multitude of reasons you may choose a certain style of garden over another. Not sure what garden styles you like? Not sure what garden styles even exist? Let's start by answering a few key questions to help you choose your ideal style.   ...

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Xeriscape - Not Just Cactus & Rocks!
July 6, 2022

Xeriscape - Not Just Cactus & Rocks!

Wait- Drought resistant landscaping doesn’t have to just be cactus and rocks?? The words “xeriscape” or “drought resistant” often elicit the visual of prickly cactus surrounded by a sea of harsh dry rocks as far as they eye can see.  While this kind of landscaping can be done very well, ...

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To Sod, Or Not to Sod?
June 15, 2022

To Sod, Or Not to Sod?

Picture it; you’re taking the dog for a walk on a warm summer morning. The birds are chirping, the smell of fresh cut grass lingers in the air as you notice your neighbor’s evergreen-lush lawn. ‘The envy of the neighborhood’, you think, as you round the corner to your home- ...

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Tips To Grow A Ton Of Flowers
May 11, 2022

Tips To Grow A Ton Of Flowers

If you have plants that are struggling to bloom or don’t bloom like they are supposed to then keep reading...

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How To Fill Raised Garden Beds and Containers
February 26, 2022

How To Fill Raised Garden Beds and Containers

Not sure what soil mix is best for your raised garden bed or container gardening? Well, you are in luck! Today we are sharing our six favorite ingredients for filling a garden bed or container.

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4 Common Gardening Tips You Should Avoid!
February 8, 2022

4 Common Gardening Tips You Should Avoid!

We hear an endless supply of gardening tips from our friends, neighbors, Facebook posts, and YouTube videos. But how do you know which ones are harmful and which ones are actually helpful?

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How We Saved Clients Thousands
February 12, 2016

How We Saved Clients Thousands

Instead of big piles of organic matter or compost, we incorporated concentrated soil life and food for soil life...

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Sickly Lawn Transformed to Self Sustaining Turf
February 10, 2016

Sickly Lawn Transformed to Self Sustaining Turf

Summer fungal disease in cool season turf is the biggest problem facing our lawns in warm climates. A commonly recommended cure for fungus is....

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