Sep 1, 2025 | Fall Gardening
It’s September! Time for back-to-school, football and enjoying some of the bounty of fall harvests. But, before you pick up that remote, be sure your lawn is ready to be put down for the year. Fall is, in fact, the best time of the year for lawn care. Midwest...
Jun 10, 2025 | Spring Gardening
No matter how well you like your mower, no one wishes they could spend more time mowing lawn. Why not rethink your current landscape plan? Replace high-maintenance lawn and garden areas with easy-care native meadow patches. In sizes from 1,000 square feet to several...
Apr 7, 2025 | Spring Gardening
Each year in late April or early March, hummers return to our area from their over wintering grounds in Central America. Spring teased us with sunny, mild days in March, but the chilly reality of late March reminded us of our planting zone. As usual, Silver Maples...
Sep 29, 2024 | Native Plants
Cardinal Flower, Blue Lobelia, Soft Rush, Purple Coneflower and hundreds more. These native plants aren’t just pretty faces. Unlike non-native cultivars, their more tender, horticultural cousins, native plants have adapted to their environment’s climate...
