First Advice
When I took my first job at a farm/nursery, I received advice almost immediately from a farmhand that to me looked to be at least 90 years of age—in all likelihood he was probably in his 30s or 40s. He was slight and I do not remember if he had teeth or not, but his […]
Protecting Plants from Cold Weather Damage
When it comes to protecting ornamental plants from winter damage here in the Northeast, we are concerned with the structure of the plant and potential water loss through transpiration.
Is your landscape ready for a hurricane?
Knowing what actions you should take, you can reduce the effects of a hurricane. 20 Action items you can implement before, during and after any natural disaster.
Soil Sampling: Soil Testing, Part II
Having your lawn and garden soil tested is not only environmentally responsible, but economical. This is the second to a four-part review in which we discuss the most critical part of soil testing: sampling.
Making the Grade: Soil Testing, Part I
Having your lawn and garden soil tested is not only environmentally responsible, but economical. This is the first to a four-part review in which we examine soil testing and its benefits.