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Two we’re keeping a close eye on right now in Ohio are the Spotted Lanternfly and the White Pine Weevil. Neither is a reason to panic, but both are worth understanding, especially if you want to stay ahead of potential damage.

There’s something about the first signs of spring that makes everyone ready to refresh their outdoor spaces. After a long Ohio winter (and let’s be honest… a few fake springs), adding a fresh seasonal pot by your front door or patio is one of the easiest ways to bring things back to life.

Winter in Ohio has a reputation. Gray skies. Snow-covered beds. Bare branches. But if you know where to look, this is one of the most quietly beautiful times in the landscape. A thoughtfully designed garden doesn’t disappear in winter, it shifts. Structure, texture, bark, and early blooms take their turn in the spotlight.

Winter deer damage is one of the most common landscape issues homeowners notice in February, especially on evergreen shrubs like taxus, arborvitae, and boxwood. If your shrubs look chewed, uneven, or strangely sculpted, deer are likely the culprit.