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…
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Client FAQ: Answers About Our New Ownership
Many of our clients are asking about our big announcement last week, here are some answers about our new ownership.…
Fall Applications to Help Summer-Stressed Lawns
Most summers are tough on our New England lawns, and for 2020, this has been especially true. My recent blog…
Cracked and Split Fruit
2020’s unusual weather continues to provide unwelcome surprises. We are now seeing lots of apples with cracks. This can happen…
Fruit Tree Fire Blight
What is Fire Blight? Fire blight is one of the most destructive diseases affecting apple and pear trees. It is…
Black Grass Patches
The latest fallout from June’s heatwave and dry, yet humid weather are black grass patches in lawns. I have not…
High Heat + Drought = Brown Lawns
It’s only June, but New England lawns are already toasty brown due to the high heat and drought. Thin lawns,…
Backyard Improvement Ideas for Comfort, Beauty & Health
We strive to bring comfort and inspiration to you and offer backyard improvement ideas for beauty and health as a…
We Stand Together with Our Communities
We Are Open to serve our clients in New Hampshire and Vermont during this crisis. However, we certainly recognize that…
Neonicotinoids Part III
In our last two posts in this series we discussed old grub-control products, the rise of a class of pesticides…
Late Summer Lawn Questions
Mr Grass, our very own in-house lawn expert, answers the most common late-season questions he has been hearing: Why…
Neonicotinoids Part II
As discussed in Part I, the class of insecticides called neonicotinoids began to show adverse effects on overall bee health…
