As Southern New Hampshire enters into a second week of 90° temperatures, the browning lawns are an indication that we may also be experiencing the beginnings of a “flash-drought” – an abnormally dry period after a wetter-than usual spring. These drastic temperature and precipitation shifts can cause stress to the turf, trees and shrubs in […]
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Evergreens are the backbone of a winter landscape. During the growing season, you may not notice evergreens as part of your landscape. There is so much going on with blooming spring shrubs and bushy summer perennials, the low-profile evergreens in the landscape take a back seat. When winter hits, however – the snow flies and
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As winter approaches in New Hampshire, it’s crucial to prepare your landscape for the harsh weather conditions that lie ahead. From freezing temperatures to heavy snowfall, taking proactive steps to protect your lawn and gardens can make a significant difference in preserving the health and beauty of your outdoor space. Here we’ll explore five essential
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When it comes to sucking up carbon, trees are the real champions, but let’s not forget about turf in this important climate change game. Both trees and turf grass play an important part in capturing carbon.
Which is Better for Absorbing Carbon: Trees or Turf? Read More »
Hey everybody! Vern the Groundhog here. I don’t often make blog posts, but I thought it necessary for me to weigh in on this subject. Hopefully, I can clear up some misconceptions about Spring, as well as the reputation of groundhogs everywhere. Do yourself a favor – stop listening to Punxsutawney Phil. February 2 –
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