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Grubs are small but mighty pests, causing a lot of lawn damage and frustrating homeowners. Fortunately, there are easy steps to protect lawns and minimize any risk of grub infestations or extensive damage. How Grubs Damage Lawns Grubs may seem small and insignificant, and most lawns can handle a small grub population without trouble. When the grubs grow too numerous, however, even these little bugs can cause big problems, including… Wilting, browning and yellowing patches, typically with irregular shapes Thinning grass and less luxuriant growth, possibly with a spongy feeling to the turf Loose turf that can be pulled up...

July is prime time for bold bursts of color—and your local garden center is bursting with the season’s best annuals. Whether you’re filling containers, edging beds, or creating a vibrant focal point, stop by to explore these eye-catching options: Petunias & Calibrachoa Trailing or mounded, these heat-tolerant bloomers deliver nonstop flowers in pinks, purples, and whites. Perfect for hanging baskets or mixed planters. Zinnias With daisy-like heads in every shade, zinnias thrive in sun and stand up to July’s heat. Look for dwarf varieties for border accents and taller types for cut-flower bouquets. Coleus Not just for foliage lovers—coleus brings...

June is a great time to add new life to your garden—especially with heat-tolerant flowers, herbs, and vegetables that thrive in the summer sun. Whether you're working with garden beds or small containers, here are a few ideas to inspire your next planting project: 1. Summer Annuals: Marigolds, zinnias, petunias, and vincas love the heat and bring bold color to any bed or container. 2. Culinary Herbs: Basil, rosemary, thyme, and oregano are easy to grow in pots and perfect for summer recipes. 3. Pollinator Favorites: Coneflowers, salvia, and lantana attract bees and butterflies, supporting your local ecosystem. 4. Patio...

May is one of the most exciting months for gardeners. Warmer weather, longer days, and frost-free nights make it the perfect time to plant, refresh your landscaping, and spend more time enjoying your outdoor space. Whether you’re just getting started or adding the finishing touches, here’s what to focus on this month. What to Plant in May Now’s the time to get your hands dirty! With the danger of frost behind us in most regions, you can safely plant a wide variety of flowers, vegetables, and shrubs. In the flower beds: Annuals like petunias, marigolds, impatiens, and geraniums Perennials such...

Summer vacations are a great way to unwind and relax, but leaving your beloved plants unattended can be a source of stress. Ensuring that your garden thrives in your absence requires a bit of planning and creativity. In this blog post, we'll explore several effective methods for watering your plants while you're away on vacation. Whether you'll be gone for a few days or several weeks, these tips will help keep your garden lush and healthy until you return. Plan Ahead: Assess Your Plants' NeedsBefore you leave, take stock of the types of plants in your garden and their specific...