Category: Gardening

Make the Most Out of Your Garden This Summer

Sammer in the garden. Automatic watering watering green lawn

Summer is the perfect time to truly enjoy your outdoor space. With longer days and warmer weather, your garden becomes more than just a backdrop—it’s a destination for relaxation, entertainment, and creativity. Whether you want to enhance its appearance, grow something new, or make your landscape more functional, there are plenty of easy and enjoyable… Read more »

5 Beautiful Plants That Thrive in Shade

5 Great Plants for Gardening in the Shade

Creating a lush, thriving garden in a shady yard may seem challenging, but many stunning plants flourish without direct sunlight. Whether your yard is shaded by trees, buildings, or fences, the right plants will bring color, texture, and beauty to your landscape. Here are five shade-loving plants perfect for your garden: 1. Bleeding Heart (Dicentra… Read more »

How to Maintain Healthy Soil in Your Garden

Improve Your Soil's Health

So, you have a great garden space, but terrible soil? Or perhaps you’re that blessed gardener with healthy soil, but you need to maintain it? No matter your situation, we have you covered! What is Soil Made From? Soil is composed of minerals and organic matter and there are generally 3 sizes that will classify… Read more »

Keeping Up with Lawn Care in the Fall Season

Fall lawn care

With fall right around the corner, now is the perfect time start thinking about what your lawn might need for the months ahead. The weather is cooler, making outdoor chores more pleasant, the foliage is beautiful and it’s a great time to prepare your garden for winter so it will flourish again in the spring…. Read more »

Summer Heat and Your Lawn’s Health

Hot summer day yellow lawn

The summer months can get quite hot, even in the New England region of the United States. We might welcome all that warm sunshine, but too much of it can put serious stress on our lawns. During the months of July and August when the summer heat peaks, grass growth will slow, and brown patches… Read more »