Insect and Pest Control
Summer Landscape Tips!
Sometimes people are lucky with plants…but most of the time, it’s know when to do what! Here are some helpful tips that turn any thumb green! Spring seasonal color CAN look amazing right up until the fall! For better success, trim annuals throughout the season. Everything from petunias to impatiens can get leggy and a… Read more »
Tips on Getting Your Landscape Back Into Shape!
Tips on getting your Arkansas landscape ready for spring!
Let’s rescue that lawn!
Tips on how to get that Arkansas lawn back in shape!
Taking care of your beloved plants!
During the summer, plant health issues are more prevalent than any other time of year.. Extreme heat and drought expose problems that might have been brewing since last season or even last year. And as with all kinds of health issues, awareness and prevention are the keys! Damaging insects can cause a destructive domino effect. For… Read more »
Stop the Angst!
The floodwaters have receded but what remains might be a new mosquito habitat! Stagnant water is usually the culprit, so walk around your landscape, and empty any standing water. And then immediately investigate and fix the area to prevent future standing water, because you may forget after the next rain. Damp areas like old leaf piles… Read more »
What loves shade, blooms in the winter, and is evergreen?
And the answer is….camellias! These wonderful, versatile plants have been thrilling homeowners for years. Right now, Camellia japonicas are blooming. The japonicas have larger leaves that Camellia sasanqua, and in general have larger, more dramatic blooms. They look kind of like winter roses but even better since they are evergreen. If you are considering a… Read more »
Summer Gardening Tip #3
Control damaging summer pests.
More on Mosquitoes
So, here are some specific suggestions on how to get rid of your mosquito population. First, if you have standing water that you cannot get rid of, consider placing Mosquito Dunks in the water. This is a natural biological control that is harmless to people, plants and pets. So this would work for fountains that… Read more »