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by John Geiger Hands down, the most critical component to a healthy, lush, green lawn is healthy soil – loose, full of air, full of microbes and rich in organic matter. It’s a place where roots can spread deeply, and organisms thrive. And what’s the most efficient way to achieve

by John Geiger Drought stress takes its toll, even on fully mature trees; effective watering strategies are critical for ensuring their survival. Mature trees vary widely in their need for water depending on size, age, soil composition, slope and, most importantly, species. So, first take a minute to learn about

Alas, if only plants were as straight-forward as lawns when it comes to irrigating. Unfortunately, or fortunately, it takes time and familiarity with each of our leafy friends to dial in the water. But these 6 tips provide a good starting block. 1. Water deeply, slowly and less frequently Light,

By John Geiger What are chinch Bugs? Chinch bugs are tiny creatures measuring about 1/5 inch in length when they reach adulthood. They feed on the sap of grasses using their sharp mouthparts and can do significant damage if left untreated. Because chinch bugs proliferate during hot and dry times

By John Geiger Prolonged high heat not only impacts our morale and our utility bills, it takes its toll on the landscape, too. But with proper care, you can maintain a beautiful and healthy outdoor space through it all. Here are some tips to help get your plants through. Mulch

Having trouble growing grass in a shady area? Follow these tips for the best chance at success. Start with a shade-tolerant variety: St. Augustinegrass (‘Palmetto’ or ‘Seville’), Zoysiagrass (‘Emerald’ or ‘Zeon’) and certain types of Centipedegrass are your best bet. Prune or trim trees and shrubs: Even shade tolerant grasses