Gardening successfully requires a knowledge of techniques and materials, and an appreciation for the versatility of the plants that grow in your region. But it also demands a basic understanding of plant growth and its integral relationship to climate, soil, water, sunlight, nutrients, and the other organisms – both good and bad – that populate […]
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Fall Seeding
Seeding a new lawn in can be done any time during the year, but September is the absolute best. The cooler temperatures and shorter periods of light promote good root masses in grass plants and typically, we can count on more rain and heavier morning dew. Another advantage to planting in the fall is that […]
New Trees for 2013
Acer rubrum ‘Redpointe’ Red Maple Brilliant red fall color plus an upright pyramidal form make this introduction a standout. Resistance to anthracnose, spider mites, leaf hoppers and leaf chlorosis, a condition often causing yellow foliage and burned foliage caused by high pH soils. Height: 45′ x 30′
Blog Archive 2013
Dayton “Dirt” Weekly Blog entries by Tom Dayton Also check out our Monthly “Going Green” Blogs BLOG ARCHIVE – 2008 BLOG ARCHIVE – 2009 BLOG ARCHIVE – 2010 BLOG ARCHIVE – 2011 BLOG ARCHIVE – 2012 December 20, 2013 Tomorrow is the winter solstice and the beginning of the long winter. We can all […]
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Winter Seminar Series 2012
March 24 – Cooking with Herbs Speaker: Amanda Saunders, Kids in the Kitchen Tired of winter? Come out, relax and learn about recipes using herbs. We will be demonstrating several easy-to-replicate foods, while explaining about herbs and seasonings. Have some fun guessing facts/fiction and testing your nose and taste buds for accurate scents. Take home […]
Winter Seminar Series IV
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FREE Perennial Garden Designs!!
Perennial Garden – Warm Colors, 6′ x 25′ Click on image to view larger size Plant list: * follow links for more information on varieties A – Heuchera ‘Palace Purple’, Coral Bells (7) B – Hemerocallis ‘Happy Returns’, Daylily (7) C – Echinacea ‘Magnus’, Coneflower (6) D – Hibiscus ‘Lord Baltimore’, Rosemallow (3) E – […]
What's New 2014
New Annuals… Want to see it larger? Click on any area of the flip book. New Perennials & Vines… Want to see it larger? Click on any area of the flip book. New Trees , Shrubs & Roses…. Want to see it larger? Click on any area of the flip book.
