Memorial Day has come and gone and the planting season for many vegetable plants and tender annual flowers is now in full swing.
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We are coming up on Memorial Day weekend. This is the traditional time for planting the vegetables and annual flowers that are the heat loving plants.
The nice weather got almost everyone in the planting mode. It’s nice to finally be able to get outside.
This week, there are a lot of odds and ends to cover on things that you need to know about your lawn and gardens.
Many people have come into the store with a question about shrubs. The question always centers on the fact that they have a plant that appears to have died over the winter.
It was nice to have a decent weekend. Sad when the definition of a nice weekend is 50 degrees and howling winds!
Most of you have heard of Lyme disease. If you haven’t had it, you probably know 1 or more people who have been diagnosed with the disease.
Whenever you get a lot of people asking the same questions at the store, I know that I have the makings of a weekly column.
The heavy rains of this past weekend really made the snow piles shrink in size. For the first time in a long time, we could actually seed the lawn in our backyard.
As spring turns into summer, our plants develop problems with insects. It seems that every year, there are more insect pests that attack our plants.