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31May

It’s Hot! Your Plants Are Thirsty

Care Guides, How to, Landscape Design, Uncategorized

Our weather in East Central Indiana and neighboring Ohio can be unpredictable. Next week we are expecting temps in the 90’s and no rain. As, the sun beats down on our gardens it’s crucial to provide our trees, shrubs, perennials, and annuals with the proper hydration they need to stay healthy and vibrant. Don’t worry, … more »

19May

Keep Your Annuals Happy and Fresh

Care Guides, How to

As the days get hotter and the plants get larger, the annuals are going to dry out more quickly. Be sure to thoroughly soak your plants when they need water.

27Jan

What’s Missing in Your Landscape: Winter Edition – Lighting

Landscape Design, Uncategorized

By: Jocelyn Bonesteel Once the coziness of Christmas is over, all the lights come down, and decorations are put away, winter landscapes can look a little bare. The holidays filled every inch of the house and yard, and now the open spots and negative space are all homeowners can see. With the dreariness of winter … more »

13Jan

What’s Missing in Your Landscape: Winter Edition – Hardscape

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By Jocelyn Bonesteel Once the coziness of Christmas is over, all the lights come down, and decorations are put away, winter landscapes can look a little bare. The holidays filled every inch of the house and yard, and now the open spots and negative space are all homeowners can see. With the dreariness of winter … more »

06Jan

What’s Missing in Your Landscape: Winter Edition

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By Jocelyn Bonesteel This is a three-part series that will help you use your winter landscape to determine what you may be missing in your landscape all year. Once the coziness of Christmas is over, all the lights come down, and decorations are put away, winter landscapes can look a little bare. The holidays filled … more »

11Nov

What is Dormant Pruning?

Care Guides

What is Dormant Pruning? Dormant Pruning is a style of pruning that allows you to greatly reduce overgrown shrubs and trees, as well as maintain plant structure to improve the plant’s longevity. This practice is commonly done to deciduous trees and shrubs in the fall. You only want to dormant prune when the plant is … more »

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