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Gardening Resolutions for 2016!
Arkansas Gardening resolutions for 2016
Arkansas Gardening Tips for Fall!
The power of pumpkins Not only do pumpkins and gourds offer fun colors and textures in fall decor displays, they are a “power food”, offering nutrients and antioxidants in abundance. Fairytale and Pie Pumpkins are some of the best for cooking. Always choose the freshest pumpkins available, decorate with them for the season, then pop… Read more »
Arkansas Gardening Tips for May!
Don’t forget Mother’s Day! That’s right; Mother’s Day is just around the corner! Whether it’s getting something for the special moms in your life…or making your wish list, we have tons to check out, such as glazed pottery, terrarium and gypsy garden containers, plants and accessories, plus colorful, ready to place mixed containers, gift certificates,… Read more »
Gardening Tips for March in Arkansas!
Enjoy a barefoot kind of lawn To control existing weeds, apply Bonide Sedge Ender, a pre and post emerge weed control for both cool and warm season grassy and broadleaf weeds. Yes, nutsedge, clover, and wild onions will be a thing of the past! To prevent weed seeds from germinating (which can happen year round… Read more »
Top 10 Must Haves for Gardening Success!
Learn about the top 10 must haves for gardening success! From tools to chemicals, this is what you need to have on hand to achieve a great landscape!
How to Use a Sprayer
Sprayers are used to apply fertilizers and pesticides on lawns, flowers and shrubs. Knowing how to use these will make you much more successful, so here goes! There are three basic kinds of sprayers… we will start with hose end sprayers, which simply attach to the end of a water hose. These have a… Read more »
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 »
