A: Well, the answer to this one isn’t simple or perfect, but your best course of action, coming up:
1. Take down your stone tree ring and remove that soil.…
A: The month of July happened! In all seriousness, we had excessively high temperatures in July, as you know. Japanese maples can only pull water out of the ground so…
A: There’s no completely perfect answer, but I’ll tell you the method that’s given me the best results so far – and it’s pretty close to what you’re looking for:
…It’s been extremely hot, dry, and windy, and newly planted trees, shrubs, and flowers will need much heavier watering than normal until we get to the other side of summer.…
A: We’re seeing a lot of pictures and samples of damaged turf this spring at the nursery. Here are the common problems and solutions to check right now.
1. Is…
A: Sadly, it appears that your redbud has not received enough water. The weather has been unseasonably warm with temperatures up in to the 90’s, so this automatically means we…
A: This winter affected many plantings of loropetalum and ligustrum, far more than normal for our average winter. The plants were hurt; but unless they’re completely destroyed, probably fixable when…
A: I push the envelope on this one every year myself, so here are the best recommendations we can give you:
A: It’s time to start thinking about it, and here’s what we’d most recommend:
• For a conventionally maintained landscape, start feeding with our Covington’s Tree & Shrub on all…
A: Cilantro is a favorite herb in local cuisine and a cool season herb for most of us in North Texas. The leaves are cilantro; the seed, if allowed to…