Autumn in New England is most people’s favorite season. The dog days of summer are behind. The heat and humidity were survived for another year.

 Mulch vs. Nuggets Now that Memorial Day is here, most yards have been cleaned up, fertilized and ready for summer. Because it has been a

Practice what you Preach-Protect your Flowers! The recent spring weather has turned winter like in Connecticut. Last week we had snow showers and temperatures, barely

Spring Cleaning 2016 – The Good, The Bad & The Donations This past Saturday I opened the garage door to clean out a winter’s worth

This time of year in Connecticut we see trees tied on top of every third car that passes on their way home to be decorated,

*Bobbexing:  [bob-bex-ing] v: the act of spraying Bobbex Repellent, n: a year round program that allows Bobbex users to protect their property from deer and small

Japanese beetles can do a great amount of damage to roses in a short amount of time and it easy to see why: Roses are

Why Gardener’s do not dig Groundhogs A groundhog’s, or woodchuck’s burrow are holes with large piles of dirt at the entrances and are a nuisance

The New Year has come and gone and for many so have resolutions. If you are like me, busy, stressed and trying to carve out