It’s Time to Make Arrangements for Snow Removal!
It’s right around the corner: the first day of winter is Saturday, December 21. What the coming winter will be like in terms of snow and ice is anyone’s guess. But what is certain is that now is the time to plan for snow and ice removal. After all, snow can [...]
Sep
Tree Of The Month: The Bald Cypress
The Bald Cypress is a stunning and unique addition to landscapes, renowned for its striking appearance and adaptability. This guide explores the key features of the Bald Cypress, including its appearance, size, ideal growing conditions, and care requirements. How do Bald Cypress Trees Look? Bald Cypress trees are notable for [...]
Sep
How To Handle Fall Leaves
Autumn is just around the corner and for many homeowners, that means it’s time to deal with fall leaves. And for some, that can be an almost overwhelming task There are a few options for handling the annual leaf drop: mulching, collecting, and composting are popular options. Each approach has [...]
Sep
Improve Your Landscaping Quickly With The Fastest Growing Shrubs For The Midwest
When it comes to landscaping in the Midwest, selecting shrubs that not only thrive in the region’s at times extreme weather but also grow quickly can transform your garden or landscaping into a lush, vibrant space in no time. With varying conditions such as cold winters, hot summers, and varying [...]
Aug
What You Need To Know About Magnolia And Tuliptree Scales
Magnolia Scale and Tuliptree Scale are native “soft scale,” insects that are among the largest found in North America and can pose a serious threat to many tree and plant species that may be a part of your landscaping. These scales are formidable pests that primarily affect magnolia and tulip [...]
Aug