Know the Facts BEFORE you Buy You have seen it advertised on TV. I hesitate to call it a scam, BUT there are definitely some red flags to consider. There is no listing on their web site listing what type of seed is included in the mix (not all seed works in our area). You ...

Prepare your Garden for SpringNow is the time to work up those new garden beds you planned throughout the winter. Number one is supplying a good foundation for your plants. I recommend 1/2 of a GOOD garden compost and 1/2 of our native soil (remember compost is NOT a fertilizer) ...

In early spring, when the snow finally melts and we are able to get back out into our yards, some of you may be surprised to find trails and burrows in the lawn.Many of these above ground trails are mistakenly thought to be from moles. Actually in our neck of the woods these tra ...

Ready - Set - Go ! Time to get those lawns ready for the summer ahead. Mow the lawn to pick up any needles and leaves. Apply fertilizer, 21-7-14 if you have an established lawn or 16-16-16 if your lawn was planted last year. Water, it is a little early to turn on the irrigation ...

This is a simple technique I use to plant my seeds evenly in straight rows.I take a yard stick and drill holes every inch. Prepare your soil and lay the yard stick on it, pop one seed into each hole, remove yard stick and lightly cover the planted area with soil and pat down th ...