Planting for Fall and Winter Produce 

Many gardeners think vegetables can only be planted in spring, but they can also be planted in fall with either of two goals in mind:   harvest in fall or winter, or   harvest in spring from cold-hardy plants that have overwintered.   No matter which harvesting plan you’re shooting for, planting usually starts in... Continue Reading →

Controlling Weedy Vines 

One of the most difficult weed situations to deal with on an acreage or large property is weedy vines growing in hedges or trees.  Wild cucumber, burcucumber, and honeyvine milkweed are the most common culprits. These plants shade the foliage of the host plant, and interfere with their ability to photosynthesis.  This is especially damaging to evergreen trees, which don’t tolerate shading well.  Note: Field and hedge bindweed, and dodder can... Continue Reading →

Getting Ready for Fall  

Late summer and fall are an exciting time in the garden. Harvest is in full swing, perennials can be divided, lawns can be overseeded, and so much more! It’s a shame to miss this window of opportunity to “upgrade” your landscape. There’s work to be done – that’s for sure – but focusing on the... Continue Reading →

Mid-Summer Weed Control Tips

About this time every summer weeds begin to drive us crazy; they love the heat of mid-summer! Here are some tips to help maintain your sanity and create the best long-term strategy to minimize weeds in your landscape. Even though weeds are most problematic now, this is one of the worst times of year to get... Continue Reading →

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