Mulching is generally good for plants and trees, retaining soil moisture while providing nutrients (with properly composted mulch) but there are a few things you should be mindful of before you mulch! Bagged or Dyed Mulch When shopping for mulch make sure to thoroughly read the bag to see if it was composted and is
Tree falls can be quite unfortunate, the loss of a tree and then the aftermath including damage and clean-up. However, your remaining trump stump doesn’t have to be an eyesore or create more damage to your property through stump grinding. Leaving a stump, whether it was cut or the broken edges can become a great
Attracting pollinators to your yard or garden can additional interest while supporting native species of birds, butterflies and other insects. It is important to know that simply planting flowers for pollinators to feed on is only one of many ways to enhance your garden. Butterflies, Moths and Hawkmoths Many forms of insects go through a
There are several categories of Hydrangea! Smooth or Panicle (also called Tree Hydrangeas), Climbing Hydrangeas, Oakleaf Hydrangeas, Bigleaf or Mountain (also called Lace Cap) Hydrangeas. Each variety has different maintenance requirements to keep them blooming as well as different growth habits. Smooth or Panicle Hydrangeas need to be 2+ years old before they will bloom
