by Amanda Mason | Oct 30, 2020 | Gardening Tips
Trees “Ice Dragon”Very cold hardyleaves are more tolerant of sun and heat “Franklin”Beautiful white flowers late summerleaves turn red and burgundy in fallSmall specimen tree Maple “Paperbark” Small sizeBark exfoliates in curlsNo tar spotBeautiful red fall color...
by Amanda Mason | Oct 29, 2020 | Gardening Tips
You can plant your bulbs from early September to the beginning of November, before the ground freezes. Pick out the area that you would like to plant your bulbs. Make sure you have good soil for them. You can use a bulb planter or a shovel. There are different depths...
by Amanda Mason | Oct 29, 2020 | Gardening Tips
Birds that are visiting during autumn are scouting for food, so when cold weather hits and they require more calories they are prepared. Food becomes harder to get during winter because insects stop flying, snow covers seeds, ice seals away tree buds and wild fruits....
by Amanda Mason | Oct 29, 2020 | Gardening Tips, Lawn Care
Jack’s Classic Water Soluble Fertilizers• All Purpose 20-20-20 for greener leaves, more flowers, and brighter colors.• For all indoor and outdoor plants: trees, shrubs, vegetables fruits, and turf. Bonide’s Neem Oil• Prevent and treat insects, mites, and fungi.• Makes...
by Amanda Mason | Sep 9, 2020 | Lawn Care
The key to successful seeding in Michigan is starting at the right time. While planting new grass seed in the spring can be successful, waiting for late summer to early fall will give you the best results. Beginning late in August, the soil remains warm and the air...
