Homeowners often think about their lawns in the spring, when it’s time to pull out the mower for the first time and dandelions begin showing off their blooms. As a result, inputs such as fertilizer, seed, and pesticides are often applied during the spring months. Cabin fever doesn’t help. After being cooped up all winter,…Read more about Lawn Considerations for the Fall[Read More]
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When Division is Desirable: Splitting Up Perennials to Promote Plant Health Division often has a negative connotation; it is something that separates us. In the garden, however, division can be a good thing. Some perennials become crowded over time which may result in smaller or fewer flowers; the center of the plant may die out, or the entire clump becomes so dense that it flops over….Read more about When Division is Desirable[Read More]
Transforming grass into a thriving garden takes more than just planting fruits and vegetables. Grass to Garden provides practical guidance for professionals that manage parks or other municipal green spaces. Learn how to assess potential sites, develop garden policies, and engage community partners to create and maintain a successful community growing space. This four-part series…Read more about Grass to Garden: From Public Green Space to Community Resource[Read More]
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