As summer fades and fall approaches, it’s the perfect time to refresh your garden with vibrant, seasonal blooms. From mums to pansies, discover which flowers thrive in late-summer planting and how to prep your Nashville landscape for a colorful autumn.
Mulching is an important part of maintaining and improving your property’s landscaping, but is there a bad time to do it? Adding mulch or laying new mulch during any season isn’t a bad idea, but should you mulch at the end of summer? Read on to learn more.
Weeds are just plants, but they can be unsightly and harmful to the health of your landscaping, and they can torment you all summer if you’re not careful. Here are four tips for staying ahead of these pesky plants in your lawn and garden all summer long.
Your lawn is a unique ecosystem, potentially made up of different kinds of grass and other ground-covering plants that need specialized treatment. Here’s why different grass types require different fertilization schedules and how to ensure your lawn is properly cared for year-round.
Winter is a time for your trees to enter a dormant state, slowing their growth and storing nutrients as they wait out the cold weather. There’s a lot that you can do to help them and ensure that they survive the winter, leading to better health in the spring and summer.
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