As winter recedes and the front lawn starts to emerge from under its Arctic ice sheet, New Englanders can begin thinking about the joys of spring bulbs and fresh mown

Have you looked up at the trees recently? The red maples flowers are swelling and the weeping willow stems are much brighter yellow. Soon all trees will be in full

When the snow melts what will your lawn look like and what are you to do next? In the fall your lawn looked awesome before the winter cold temperatures and

Winter (or what has come to be known as “dormant”) pruning has long been recognized as an important component of any good maintenance program. First of all, pruning deciduous trees

New Englanders are well acquainted with the difficulties in making it through our frigid winters unscathed. Woody Plants in your yard, especially newly planted ones, are also susceptible to many

Caring For Your Fresh-Cut Christmas Tree When selecting a fresh-cut Christmas tree, make sure that: The tree is fresh and the needles are not falling off. The tree trunk is

New Englanders have always known that fall is the best time of the year to be outdoors, whether it be for work or play. Gardeners understand that the fall offers

Notice how the days are getting shorter?  October is upon us and many customers ask me whether it is too late to install new plantings in their gardens.  The short