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Plant of the Week – Coral Bells ‘Georgia Peach’

June 17, 2013

Coral Bells ‘Georgia Peach’ Coral Bells are the new “in” plant. They are becoming more popular due to the variety of colorful leaves available.  They
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Plant of the Week – Miscanthus ‘Little Kitten’

June 12, 2013

Miscanthus ‘Little Kitten’ Grasses provide interest during the winter months if you leave on the dried plumes. This particular grass is a dwarf only
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Enjoy Your Weekend!

June 7, 2013

It looks like we are in for a beautiful weekend!  Mid 70's and sunny!  Great weather for enjoying your yard! Keep us in mind if you need a more beautiful outdoor
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Water Management and Irrigation

June 6, 2013

Keeping your lawn healthy involves frequent rescheduling of your irrigation system.  Frequency and timing vary greatly from spring to fall.  You may not need to
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Time to Plant Your Annuals Ann Arbor!

June 4, 2013

This is the time of year to get your annuals planted.  Annual plants flower reliably all summer long, but have to be planted yearly.  Perennial plants usually only
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Plant of the Week – Tricolor Beech

June 3, 2013

Tricolor Beech One of the most beautiful specimen plants available, the tricolor beech is a sight to behold.  The foliage is shades of green to silver and pink
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Irrigation Scheduling and Lawn Stress

May 31, 2013

We've been noticing some stressed lawns in the area, and just wanted to put a reminder out there to schedule your irrigation accordingly.  We've already been
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Why Should I Dehead Flowers?

May 30, 2013

There are a couple of big reasons why you should deadhead spent blooms.  First, and foremost, deadheading will promote new flower growth. All things in nature
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Why Ring My Tree?

May 29, 2013

It is highly recommended that a mulched or similar type cover be used at the base of all trees with a natural defined boarder edging. The basic reason for this is
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Plant of the Week – Solomon’s Seal

May 28, 2013

Solomon’s Seal This week’s plant is a great plant that prefers a moist woodland setting.  This picture shows the variegated version of the native
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