Xeriscaping in Northern New England
Living in the Northeast I never thought I would consider adding xeriscaping (pronounced zera-scaping) to my landscape design repertoire. Whatever…
Your Life Outside
Summer Lawn Tips
Dramatic weather fluctuations in temperature and humidity cause real problems to your summer lawn. Daily temperatures in the upper 80’s…
Be Kind to Your Lawn in July!
Correct mowing is the absolute most critical factor when it comes to high summer temperatures and not adding stress already…
Red Thread Disease
Nothing can spoil the fine view of a healthy lawn than an abrupt case of red thread. Appearing from spring…
Organic Weed Control
Most folks do not understand or believe that lawn weeds can be effectively reduced with organic products and methods. There…
“Contain” Your Garden with a Burst of Annual Color
Finally! Plants are growing and the danger of frost has passed, but what can you do if you need color…now? …
May Is An Important Month For Lawns
May and September are perhaps the two biggest months when it comes to helping your lawn. May is the best…
Spring 2014 Newsletter
Earth Day 2014 is tomorrow, April 22, and we are so thankful to finally see the ‘earth’ in this part…
Garden Dangers: The Easter Bunny
They may have lucky feet and fuzzy faces but don’t let their innocence fool you, rabbits can do untold damage…
4 Quick Lawn Tips For Spring
Here are four, quick audio tips for your lawn this spring now playing on the radio. Enjoy!
Spring Lawns After a Harsh Winter
Unusually large amounts of snow and a late winter thaw can spell trouble for home lawns in VT and NH. …
Organic Lawn Care Demystified
There are many good reasons to consider adding organic treatments to your typical lawn care program. Even if you…
Green Up Your Home with Plants
Whether or not you love winter, there is no denying that New England winters are a long time to go…
