Composting Policies & Procedures Our site operates between 7:00 am and 5:00 pm.       We will accept grass, leaves and small branches. We reserve the right to refuse material that is old, smells or is not able to be composted. We do not

Q: Half of the summer has past and I have had very little to spend on my yard and landscape. What should I do? A: Start with tasks that are most important to you and are necessary at this time. Tasks may include Fertilizing the

Need to move things around in the garden?  Trees, shrubs, evergreens and perennial flowers will be easy transplants as temps cool down this month.  To start the process, dig a root ball appropriate for the plant you are transplanting. Then, add good soil and starter

As the seasons change, new questions arise regarding care for your landscape. Here are some frequently asked question’s for this season’s garden care. Q: How late can I plant in the fall? A: It is always better to plant sooner rather than later. However, as long

As the air is becoming more and more humid, those pesky little mosquitoes have invaded our landscapes again. Despite being necessary to our ecosystem, mosquitos do not necessarily have to be found in your garden by strategically placing mosquito-repelling plants! Here are some suggestions to

These past few weeks, we have been affected by rain showers which scour our environment. However, our plants have also felt the effects of these torrential downpours. Besides the Willow, Popular, Alder, and certain Maple trees, most greenery prefer to live in drained soil and cannot

Hello everyone! Today, we introduce this blog as a convenient and friendly way to keep in touch with current conditions that will affect landscapes (ie. insects, diseases, and climate conditions) and provide gardening tips to yield a more fresh and beautiful garden….