When To Rejuvenate Overgrown Shrubs In Connecticut Yards
Rejuvenation pruning is one of the most effective tools a homeowner has to restore the health, shape, and flowering potential of overgrown…
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Rejuvenation pruning is one of the most effective tools a homeowner has to restore the health, shape, and flowering potential of overgrown…
Read articleConnecticut gardeners have the advantage of a varied climate that supports a wide range of flowering and fragrant shrubs. From coastal salt…
Read articleUnderstand Connecticut’s Summer Drought Patterns Connecticut sits in a humid temperate climate, but within that general description lie important local variations and…
Read articleConnecticut gardens face a distinctive set of conditions: cold winters, humid summers, variable soils, deer pressure in many suburbs, and coastal salt…
Read articleUnderstanding transplant shock and why Connecticut matters Transplant shock is the physiological stress a shrub experiences when roots are disturbed, exposed, or…
Read articleNative shrubs are among the most efficient, reliable investments a homeowner, community garden, or restoration project can make for supporting pollinators and…
Read articleConnecticut landscapes commonly include shade created by mature trees, foundation plantings, and northerly exposures. Choosing plants to surround shade-loving shrubs requires attention…
Read articleWinter protection for shrubs in Connecticut is not optional if you want healthy plants come spring. Proper winter protection means anticipating and…
Read articleCoastal Connecticut presents a challenging environment for shrubs: strong winds, sandy or coarse soils, periodic inundation or salt-laden aerosols, and rapid swings…
Read articleOverview: Bloom Failure is a Symptom, Not a Cause Many home gardeners in Connecticut face the same frustrating question: why is that…
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