When it comes to what to do with your hostas in late fall, a few simple tasks can go a long way to setting them up for big success next spring and summer! As mid to late fall arrives, no matter where you happen to grow this beautiful big-leafed plant, its foliage begins to finally …
Wondering what you need to do for your rose bushes this fall to best prepare and protect them for the upcoming winter? One thing is for sure – fall is an extremely important time for all varieties of roses. Whether it be hybrid tea roses, climbing, or even shrub roses – how you care for …
The spotted lanternfly has quickly become one of the most troublesome insects to appear in the United States in recent years. And it doesn’t show any signs of stopping its rapid spread and growth anytime soon! The lanternfly first showed up in Pennsylvania sometime around 2014. It is though to have most likely come from …
If you are looking for the best way to finally get that thick, luscious grass you have always dreamed of – fall is the ideal time to overseed your lawn and get it ready for great growth next spring! The cooler and often wetter weather that fall brings is ideal for getting new grass seed …
Are you looking for a way to eliminate those pesky ground moles tearing up your yard and landscape this fall? And do it for good? Ground moles can do some serious damage to lawns, flowerbeds and garden. And although they can be active anytime on the surface of the soil when not frozen, they are …
Looking for a few simple tips and tricks to recharge your tired and depleted soil where your tomato plants grew this year? Tomatoes are one of the most rewarding crops to grow in the garden, but they are also one of the most demanding. Anyone who has grown them knows that tomato plants take a …
Want to know a few simple ways to ripen all of those green tomatoes still hanging from your dying tomato plants at the end of the season – without having to keep your plants in the ground? As summers draws to a close, tomato plants quickly start to lose their luster. The once proud plants …