The early fall soil is usually warmer and more workable than in the spring. Plants slowing down and preparing for winter respond well to transplanting.
Learn More...- Many of us look forward to the color displays in the Midwest. Many factors influence fall displays.
Learn More... - There are a few plants that wait to flower until fall.
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Fall Is The Ideal Landscaping Season
The Green Buzz- Review
Summer is a good time to catch up
on things you missed during the
busy season.
Here’s what came out in Science, Inspiration & Art so far this year:
- The Next Generation of Oaks (Jan)
- Serviceberry - A Sweet Sign of Spring (Feb)
- More Than Just a Pretty Face - Behind the Bountiful Blooms of Flowering Crabapples (Mar)
- River Birch - A Noteworthy Native (Apr)
- Summer Flowering Shrubs (May)
- Fragrant Viburnum - A Feast for the Senses in all Seasons (May)
- Street Smart Trees For Extreme Landscapes (June)
- Hawthorns - The Wild Ones (July)
Street Smart Trees for Extreme Landscapes
Nature is hard on plants. With extreme fluctuations in temperature, wind, and moisture, plants are constantly acclimating. When trees are transplanted into the urban landscape it creates a whole new set of challenges.
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