If you haven’t already moved houseplants back indoor, now is the time to begin planning the transition. Nighttime temperatures that consistently begin to stay under 60 degrees are the signal … Continue reading Time to prepare houseplants for winter
When to prune trees and shrubs is a common question among many homeowners and gardeners. October is often when we finally receive some nicer weather to work on outdoor tasks, … Continue reading Pruning Trees and Shrubs in the Fall
Fall armyworms are still very active here in Central Kansas and many are wondering what kind of damage we can expect going forward into the next few weeks. In general … Continue reading Armyworm update
Goldenrod is a plant every gardener should consider growing. This late-summer bloomer is on display right now and will wow you with its golden flowers that are absolutely loved by … Continue reading Goldenrod shines in late summer
Catching a glimpse of a hummingbird is an experience that thrills gardeners young and old alike. These amazing birds, sometimes referred to as ‘avian helicopters’ are truly a pleasure to … Continue reading September is a great time to feed hummingbirds
Late summer has been very hard on many local fescue lawns. Brown patch fungus and an August with periods of high heat and less than normal rainfall resulted in the … Continue reading Fall lawn seeding tips
Every year in Kansas we see quite a variety of tree issues in home landscapes that can seem puzzling. This year hasn’t been any different. In the last week many … Continue reading Environmental stress takes a toll on trees
Fall armyworms are currently active in many areas of Kansas and many homeowners are wondering how to protect their lawns from the feeding damage that can occur during an outbreak … Continue reading Fall Armyworms active in Kansas
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