The first flowers of spring bring color back to your landscape after a long winter. Options for spring color include bulb blooming stunners like crocus, tulip, and daffodil; naturalized options like snowdrop and Siberian squill; shade-loving choices such as Lenten rose or creeping myrtle, and flowering shrubs and trees like forsythia and magnolia. | Read More →

Want to plant bulbs like tulips or calla lilies? This beginner's guide to bulb planting will give you the information to get started. Covers bulb selection, choosing a planting location, and more. | Read More →

When the winter snows melt they usually leave a mess behind. Before you can enjoy your yard for the summer and fall months, you need to do some spring yard-cleaning. This article explains five important cleanups that need to be done for an attractive and healthy yard. | Read More →

Finches, jays, bluebirds, and cardinals. Would you like to increase the number of these and other beautiful and melodic songbirds in your yard? Here are some simple steps you can take to make your yard a more welcoming environment for songbirds. | Read More →

Making the decision to have a tree on your property removed isn't always easy, but there are some telltale signs that can help you determine if doing so is your best option. Inspecting trees for these signs can also help you take faster action to have them removed before they cause bigger problems. | Read More →

Tree care often includes mulching, and you want to make sure your mulching efforts offer the maximum possible benefit to your trees while avoiding any downsides. Here are some of the dos and don'ts to consider before you get started. | Read More →