The heat of summer is here and it’s the season for your lawn to flourish. There’s plenty to do in
your yard and garden this summer, but there are also things you shouldn’t do. You may think you’re doing your lawn a favor, but it could actually be detrimental.
Learn several things to NOT do that will help maintain a healthy lawn. Read more...
Summer has arrived and for many gardeners that means heat, drought and watering bans. This can be hard on gardeners as well as their landscapes. Learn a few low maintenance Eco-friendly ways gardeners can keep their landscapes looking their best throughout the summer months while beating the heat.
The
best way to keep your lawn alive may actually be to allow it to go dormant. A brown lawn isn’t attractive, but with consistent watering practices, it should come back when the rain begins to fall. Drought and soil fertility, among other factors, can also cause stressed lawns to be vulnerable to common diseases.
Fertilize Your Vegetable Garden with Milorganite By Melinda Myers Horticulture Expert
Give your vegetable garden a mid-summer nutrient boost. Milorganite adds nutrients to the soil and organic matter, which conditions the
soil and helps retain moisture. Milorganite complies with the most stringent safety requirements and can safely be used in your edible garden.
