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It’s hard to believe that it’s almost time for school! This is a busy time of year for many families, but it’s also a very important time to take care of your lawn. The Green Care team will soon be tackling many important lawn care tasks for our clients. Late summer and early fall are … Read more

More organic matter and better soil health and fertility can come from adding compost to your soil. But too much compost can be bad for your plants and the environment. In the past few years, growers have had trouble with methods like using deep compost mulch, adding extra compost to high tunnels, and growing plants … Read more

It’s that time of year again! If you grow rhubarb or have seen it in a garden, you know that it’s the best plant for spring. Its huge green leaves are a very welcome sight to see after a long winter. You feel like you’re already gardening because the plant grows so quickly. And you’re … Read more

The Venus flytrap is one of the most fascinating carnivorous plants, recognized for its unique trapping leaves that snap shut on insect prey Getting the soil right is key to growing healthy flytraps indoors or outside. Venus flytraps have very specific soil needs quite different from typical houseplants Why Soil Matters In their natural habitat … Read more

Late spring brings warmer temperatures and longer days, perfect conditions for a new wave of flowers to begin blooming. While early spring favorites like tulips, daffodils and hyacinths start to fade, an array of bright and colorful flowers emerge in late spring to take their place. Here are the top 10 flowers that bloom in … Read more

With its elegant, bi-colored blooms in rich shades of midnight and sapphire, black and blue salvia (Salvia guaranitica) brings striking beauty to gardens. Growing black and blue salvia from seed allows you to fill your landscape economically with these exotic-looking flowers that attract admiring looks and hungry hummingbirds alike. Black and blue salvia, also called … Read more

With their captivating colors and heavenly fragrance, hyacinths are one of the most beloved bulbs for spring gardens. While hyacinths are commonly propagated by planting the small bulblets that form on the mother bulb, you can also grow new hyacinths from seed. Collecting and sowing hyacinth seeds is an enriching way to multiply your plants. … Read more

The Best Places to Buy a Christmas Cactus Online Looking to add a festive Christmas cactus to your home or gift one to a loved one this holiday season? With their vibrant blooms and easy care requirements, Christmas cacti make a wonderful addition to any indoor space. But where’s the best place to buy one … Read more

[vc_row row_type=”row” use_row_as_full_screen_section=”no” type=”full_width” angled_section=”no” text_align=”left” background__as_pattern=”without_pattern”][vc_column][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text]Growing radishes is a gratifying endeavor. They quickly grow roots that are peppery-tasting and can be eaten. The roots are between one and three inches in diameter and length. They are small root vegetables that can be red, white, purple, or pink. Because they mature quickly, they are easy … Read more

With its swollen succulent trunk and colorful flowers, the desert rose (Adenium obesum) is a popular houseplant and outdoor specimen. Proper fertilization is key to keeping your desert rose healthy and promoting abundant blooms. But what’s the best fertilizer to use for these plants? Let’s take a closer look at how to fertilize desert roses. … Read more