by eric | Jan 21, 2019 | Blog
“Every day I marvel at my good fortune to have been able to make a life out of breeding roses. My greatest satisfaction is to see the pleasure my roses give to gardeners and rose lovers worldwide.” Even as a child growing up on a farm in England, David... by eric | Jan 21, 2019 | Blog
Why should we have our soil tested? To know if our soil has nutrient deficiencies To know if the ph level is within range. If it’s not then can’t take up nutrients Help diagnose plant or lawn problems, Need a complete picture as possible when determining what is going... by eric | Dec 12, 2018 | Blog
When we think about our landscaping or garden our minds seem to follow the seasons starting with the excitement of spring. Often by the time late fall, and winter rolls around we think, okay, now we just have to wait until spring again, and give our landscape a... by eric | Oct 24, 2018 | Blog
Do’s Planting a tree Do dig the hole the same depth as the rootball Do dig the hole at least twice as wide as the root ball Do use your native soil when backfilling but you can allow as much as 25% be a soil amendment Do loosen the roots from the sides and bottom (if... by eric | Apr 20, 2018 | Blog
You just can’t beat the taste of fresh vegetables and greens from your own garden. Add in the fact that you know exactly what you are feeding your family and where it came from, and that no pesticides or herbicides have been applied, and you’ll be smiling... by eric | Apr 11, 2018 | Blog
Brandi and Ean combined efforts to create this inviting entrance using an iron arbor. Arbors are a traditional means of creating an entrance to a garden, courtyard or back yard. Often we get hung up trying to figure out how to make the look...
