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HWinter additions Winter is a great time to add stuff to your landscape because everything is quiet. There is no lawn care and plants...
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HThank you! It’s a long year outside in the landscape so it’s always nice when a resident shows up with gifts to thank us. Like today...
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HDon’t delay As soon I walked into one ground level strata unit yard last week, I noticed piles of sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua)...
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HLove at first sight When I saw this clover front lawn a few seasons ago, it was love at first sight. It’s fluffy, only requires...
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H8 years ago It’s always nice to visit old project sites and see how the plants are doing. One such site is at Blue Mountain Park in...
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HTracked me down Yes, of course you can find me on Google. You can search for landscapers in the Tri-cities area, and you should be able...
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HControl It’s important to be a great neighbor by controlling the plants growing at your place. In strata complexes, Proper Landscaping...
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HDanger zone I know from past bad experiences to avoid end of the day confrontations. That’s the danger zone where people are tired and...
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HRound 1 As a professional landscaper and ISA certified arborist, I provide the best possible advice for our clients. So, when a client...
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HClover rebels I still remember walking by this front lawn and discovering that it was planted in clover. What a surprise. I thought...
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HSAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. — I designed my garden to attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, specifically Monarchs. A family in...
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HHannah Ridings, Daily Sun Take a look at the butterflies and bees in a garden, and the colorful flowers they feed on for nectar. They...
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HHoca posted the thread What is Diatomaceous Earth (DE) and How Can You Use It In The Garden as a Pest/Insect Repellent? in Secretary.Diatomaceous earth is a naturally occurring, soft sedimentary rock that is crumbled into a fine white powder. Wondering how you can use...
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HYou walk onto your front porch. A praying mantis perches on a porch rail or table. It appears something like an odd-looking animated...