Now that most of the leaves have fallen from the trees, shift your gaze from the sky to the soil. Okay, look beyond the pile of leaves. Focus on what's giving your plants life. Learn about the importance of testing soil in the fall and how it can help your yard and garden bounce back beautifully in the spring. Read more
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Leaves are falling, winter’s calling. It’s almost time to prune. Just wait a little longer unless it’s absolutely necessary. Find out why fall tree pruning isn’t ideal. Read more
Watching all the leaves change this time of year may bring about fall tree fever: the feeling of wanting another tree in your yard. But is it too late to plant a tree? There are a few factors to consider before breaking ground to add a new tree to the family. Read more
Fall is a time for harvest. You may be bringing in the last round of veggies from the garden and trimming back the dried-up flowers. Even though this growing season is coming to an end, it’s a great time to start thinking about next year. Late fall soil care is an important part of preparing for spring. Here’s why. Read more
While you’re focused on the changing leaves this season, it’s a great time to look a little closer at the condition of your tree. There are several indicators that your tree could use some pruning. Learn the signs of tree disease, damage, and pests and what the next steps should be. Read more
With fall winds whipping branches and blowing leaves around, it’s time to take your eyes off the pretty colors and focus on those limbs. Healthy trees are more likely to withstand a certain amount of wind gust before breaking any branches. However, weaker trees may need more support. Learn how to tell if your tree could use cabling and bracing techniques to stand up to windy weather and prepare for winter’s wrath. Read more