September 26, 2013
Occasionally most perennial plants will need to be divided. If your plants are falling over, or dying out in the center, they will recover nicely by dividingView More
Ceratostigma plumbaginoides, or Plumbago Here is a unique ground cover! It is late to come up in the spring, so is an excellent companion to spring bulbs. View More
September 24, 2013
Keep in mind that spring bulbs must be planted in the fall! Get in touch with us now to schedule your planting so you can enjoy them thisView More
September 23, 2013
Here are a few reasons why! Milder temperatures during initial root growth give roots a great head start. Fall has frequent rain fall, which allows for moreView More
On many paver installations here at Twin Oaks, we install a product called polymeric sand. Polymeric sand is a special mix of graded sand and binder formulated toView More
A common problem that we face in the landscape are deer. They seem to want to eat everything in sight, and that includes your beautiful trees, shrubs andView More
A beautiful 4 season tree! The Stewartia is not a well known tree in this area, and it should be used more often. It prefers an acidic soil, and a slightlyView More
September 22, 2013
We recently added some projects on Houzz! It is a great resource for getting ideas for your landscape! The project pictured here, located in Ann Arbor, wasView More
September 18, 2013
If you don't have irrigation, and don't want to spend your time watering plant material all of the time, use plant material that will tolerate drought onceView More
Dogs are curious creatures. If you have a pet that is frequently chewing on your plant material, or that digs a lot in the yard, you may want to consult aView More
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