Category: Gardening

Knowing when and how much to water has always been a challenge.

[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] We are all navigating through unchartered waters. Many of you are following the Presidents guidelines for social distancing by staying at home and avoiding outside contact. We all know the therapeutic value of getting a little dirt under our fingernails. If you need gardening tools, plants, shrubs, fertilizers, … Continued

Alright Memphis, spring is right around the corner and its time to do some gardening chores. It looks like the sunny days are starting to out number the rainy ones so let’s get outside and get our hands dirty. If you did not apply a pre-emergent this winter, apply now to stop late spring annual … Continued

Garden soil is much more than simple dirt. If we take a close look at the makeup of our soil…..

If you are thinking about moving trees or shrubs – or planting new – fall is the best time. Transplanting, especially with our summer heat, is best saved for cooler weather.

Have you spent countless hours pulling weeds by hand, or repetitively spraying weed killers?

It’s that time again. Japanese beetles are quite active right now……

We have just come through one of the most brilliant blooming seasons in recent history

One of the gardening challenges we all face here in the Mid-South, is the abundance of heavy, slow draining, acidic, clay soil

Throughout history the Rose has had many meanings. It’s divided the great houses of Royal England, and was a symbol of revolution during Scotland’s quest for independence.