Landscaping & Yard Care Archives - Page 7 of 11

April 9, 20220

Plant and Protect Trees in Honor of Arbor Day

Celebrate National Arbor Day, the last Friday in April, by planting new trees and caring for established ones in your landscape and community. This s

April 1, 20220

If you haven't done so already, now is the time to cut back your ornamental grasses. If you do not prune them, they look straggly and the old g

March 30, 20220

Iris Blue Flag is a native aquatic perennial that grows 2 to 3 feet in height. The narrow sword-shaped leaves are pointed and flattened so they appea

March 26, 20220

Spring flowering bulbs and perennials are filling our landscapes with color. As your gardens come alive this spring, start making notes on needed imp

March 25, 20220

Put rainwater to use in your landscape with the help of rain barrels. This centuries old technique allows you to capture rainfall to use for

March 15, 20220

Enjoy your garden and landscape once the sun sets with strategically placed and attractive landscape lighting. Select the best type of light that

March 4, 20220

Division is a propagation technique used for landscape plants that do not have a single stem or crown. Many plants have just one stem emerging from t

February 4, 20220

During the winter months I look forward to the first of the year. Not only because the sun sets a little later, and in the back of my mind I know tha

January 4, 20220

Now is the time to prune many of the trees in your yard. They are dormant now and don't mind being pruned at all. Follow these 7 guidelines and your

December 11, 20210

When you are choosing garden fencing it is important to consider a simple question: Why do you feel you need it? Is the garden fencing for security,