- Jun 28 2023
- Landscaping, Summer
- 2
Combatting Heat Stressed Plants
June 28, 2023 Landscaping, Summer 2
Weighted down with the heavily perfumed blooms of early Summer, the Linden’s boughs, like a Southern Belle’s hoop skirt, seemed in full curtsy. She was decadent and lavish, but it wasn’t long before she began to slump and shed her…
- Dec 14 2022
- Landscaping, Winter
- 2
Salt: Winter’s Other Four Letter Word
December 14, 2022 Landscaping, Winter 2
Silvery frosted roofs and white laced grass greeted the December dawn. Although we haven’t experienced any measurable snow yet, we are a mere week away from the first official day of Winter. And with that will surely mean snow is…
- Oct 12 2022
- Fall, Landscaping
- 2
What’s Wrong with My Evergreens?
October 12, 2022 Fall, Landscaping 2
Sweet, sultry October invites each and every tree to the grand Autumn ball where Summer’s verdant robes are shed for the opulent, jewel tones of the season. Although we tend to think only of deciduous trees, evergreens too undergo…
- Sep 14 2022
- Fall, Landscaping
- 1
Fall Firsts: Options for Overwintering Containers
September 14, 2022 Fall, Landscaping 1
Blushed and tinged by the blustery, cool winds and subdued sun of September, the landscape was transforming. Nature was starting to slow and savor, wholly at ease. Technically, next Thursday marks the official first day of Fall, and signs…
- May 4 2022
- Landscaping, Summer
- 1
Container Gardening: Limitless Possibilities
May 4, 2022 Landscaping, Summer 1
May sidled in, almost undetectable, on the tail end of an April storm. Thus far, she seemed a bit capricious, but hopes are high that she will bridge the gap to Summer with graciousness and generosity. May means planting –…
- Mar 30 2022
- Company News, Landscaping
- 3
The New Cost of Doing Business
March 30, 2022 Company News, Landscaping 3
The silhouette of flocking geese, like great black ribbons meandering the sky, gleefully trumpeted their return home. Another sure sign of the changing season. If there’s something we’ve all learned over the past two years, change is inevitable and often…
- Feb 10 2021
- Landscaping, Winter
- 0
What’s Lurking Beneath the Snow?
February 10, 2021 Landscaping, Winter 0
Brittle was the air, thin and slicing. The landscape creaked and moaned in its fragility – comforted only by the insulating embrace of snow. February did more than whisper her intentions. She hissed them. It will be some time before…
- Jan 20 2021
- Landscaping, Winter
- 0
Feeling the Burn of Winter Scorch
January 20, 2021 Landscaping, Winter 0
Winter settled in comfortably, as it’s apt to do, lounging upon the couch of life, shoes on, leaving an empty pantry in its wake, and hogging the remote. Winter is here to stay, and will undoubtedly leave its mark….
- Dec 16 2020
- Landscaping, Winter
- 0
Salt: Winter’s Other Four Letter Word
December 16, 2020 Landscaping, Winter 0
Silvery frosted roofs and white laced grass greeted the December dawn. Although we haven’t experienced any measurable snow yet, we are a mere five days’ away from the first official day of Winter. And with that will surely mean snow…
- May 27 2020
- Landscaping, Summer
- 2
A Garden Less Contained
May 27, 2020 Landscaping, Summer 2
Change is coming. A great shift from the rote and routine, schedules and deadlines. The walls of our compartmentalized lives are slowly being razed, and the tethers loosened. Soon our lives will follow the arrhythmic beat of Summer’s drum. Memorial…