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Dealing With Tree Suckers | Love Your Landscape
Sometimes a tree starts looking more like a shrub, with a bushy clump of young stems sprouting from the base or from a spot on the trunk. Those stems are called suckers, because they zap water and nutrients from the main tree. As suckers are unhealthy for trees and...
Creating the Perfect Container Garden | Love Your Plants
Want to have more flowers and plants in your life but don’t have much space or a lot of time? Want to test out your green thumb before diving into full-fledged gardening? Container gardens might be your answer as they offer a perfect way to test the gardening water so...
4 Things to Consider When Choosing Your Next Backyard Tree | Love Your Landscape
It is time. You’ve decided to bring that empty corner of your yard to life with a colorful tree or determined you can no longer bear the watchful eyes of nosy neighbors and intend to plant a tree for privacy. It may be an easy decision to add a tree to your landscape...
Researchers turn to ‘sentinel trees’ to warn of destructive pests | MNN – Mother Nature Network
In an effort to receive advanced warning of destructive pests that could wreak havoc on native plantings, researchers from Europe, the United States and China are growing "sentinel trees" in strategic locations around the world.Source: Researchers turn to 'sentinel...
Photos from the Weekend: Saturday Surgery at Hancock Cemetery
Pest ID: Common Insects that Threaten Tree Health | Love Your Landscape
Beware, insects and fungus will be in full force sooner than we think. And with them comes the real possibility of trouble for your trees unless you know how to recognize and stop plant-damaging pests from destroying your valuable and beautiful landscape plants....
Tolkien was right: giant trees have towering role in protecting forests | Environment | The Guardian
Scientists have shown to be true what JRR Tolkien only imagined in the Lord of the Rings: giant, slow-reproducing trees play an outsized role in the growth and health of old forests.Source: Tolkien was right: giant trees have towering role in protecting forests |...
The five: trees of the year | Environment | The Guardian
From a stately Scottish elm to a might Russian oak, competitors for the title of European tree of the year do their nations proud.Source: The five: trees of the year | Environment | The Guardian
Feeling Stressed? Bring some plants inside | Love Your Plants
Some homeowners bring double story trees inside to create a discussion-worthy focal point or some elect to create a living wall, an artistic arrangement of plants that fill interior space as would pictures or tapestries. Source: Feeling Stressed? Bring some plants...
“Professional,quick and clean…”
“Professional,quick and clean, prices were very fair thank you. I even posted photos, the guys were great” –Cynthia, via Facebook Thanks, Cynthia!
All Trees Matter | Love Your Landscape
Ever wonder what your landscape would look like without trees? For starters, there would be less shade to enjoy on those hot, sunny days. Leafy trees, especially those along south and east exposures, also protect your home from the sun and help minimize electric bills...
When to Prune Your Shrubs | Love Your Plants
The best time of year to prune a shrub depends on what kind of plant it is. That’s one of the many good reasons to identify the shrubs in your yard. In general, timing your pruning isn’t as complicated as many homeowners fear. Here are some general tips and words of...
Walking is the calming, restorative activity we need right now | MNN – Mother Nature Network
Walking outside is having a moment, helping us clear our heads of coronavirus worries and breathe some fresh air.Source: Walking is the calming, restorative activity we need right now | MNN - Mother Nature Network
How to become a backyard naturalist right now | MNN – Mother Nature Network
During the coronavirus pandemic, many people who aren't essential workers find themselves spending a lot more time at home...There are people taking walks around the neighborhood or in any parks that are still open, eager to soak in the sun and greenery. You can hear...
How much water do shrubs need? | Love Your Landscape
Simple question. Not a simple answer. The complexity of the answer stems from the fact that the conditions of each landscape make each situation unique. Desert-friendly landscaping obviously requires a lot less water than the lush landscapes of Florida. But even...
Plant Misery? Rescue Guide for Plant and Flower Help | Love Your Landscape
Every gardener has experienced it: that sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach when you discover plants which just yesterday looked lush and beautiful now looking damaged, struggling, or even dead. It’s a discouraging feeling for sure. But the only thing you can...
Mulching Tips from the Pros | Love Your Landscape
Applying a layer of mulch is one of the best things you can do for your trees and bedding plants. In addition to adding color and texture to a landscape, retaining moisture, suppressing weeds, and acting as an insulator, organic mulches have many natural benefits....
Symptom Checker: Understanding What’s Wrong with Your Trees | Love Your Landscape
The most valuable part of any living, growing landscape are the trees that provide a protective border around your property, that offer shade during the “dog” days of summer, and that act as an all-season wind break. Strong, healthy trees perform countless other...
Pruning Through the Life of a Tree | Love Your Landscape
Proper tree pruning is necessary for the health of the tree, to ensure sight lines around the tree and to ensure safety.Source: Pruning Through the Life of a Tree | Love Your Landscape
Tree Identification | arborday.org
Identify tree species in your area with our simple step-by-step guide.Source: Tree Identification at arborday.org