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The main reason for aerating is to alleviate soil compaction. Compacted soils have too many solid particles in a certain volume or space.

Are you a planner? Have you planned your spring color? The golden trumpet daffodil is an excellent addition to your flower bed.

Remember, bugs like moisture, and when leaves fall from the trees, their piles create a layers of moisture that can lead to issues come spri

It is just as important for roots to be moist going into winter (before the ground freezes) as it is during summer months.

It has been strange to see so many properties where the leaves would just not fall or fell so late. Most years, we're able to mulch up t

Another growing season is ending, but that does NOT mean you should give up on your landscape. It can still be beautiful—and this is the per

Thank you for attending to celebrate with us. The day turned out great. We were blessed with wonderful weather, amazing company, fabulous fo

Early in Joel's career, he gained experience working for various landscape companies in Detroit, Sandusky, Dayton, and Columbus.

Of course we all know that those beautiful colors require tasks of raking, blowing and collecting leaves, but here are some ways to put them

Lots of people plant trees, but few are aware of the essential details of how it should be done to ensure successful growth! Learn the detai

Molly grew up in Granville, Ohio in a family of four girls. Her dad helped flourish her love for plants. She began her career at Keller Farm

When we near the end of each mowing season, we like to reward the crew and take them out for a fun, non-work-related outing. This year, we decided to show them harness racing at Scioto Downs. Not sure that any of us totally understood how to fully read stats on a horse (except for Kelly). But we had fun putting a little cash on the horses we liked and cheering them on during the race. We don’t think any of our guys are looking to switch careers and take up being a jockey… Wel

Rain, Rain...Go Away! (Seriously.) Most areas around Columbus are already saturated. More than another inch of rain this season will be too much! During the weekend of Sept 8, we received 4 inches of rain at the shop. . . in just two days. Yikes! With this much moisture in the ground, beautiful lush green yards can be affected by disease in just a matter of days. Unless you have new plantings, or are trying to be added as the 19th hole at Jack’s place, we suggest that you TUR

Fall is a great time to plant. With the crisp cool air temperatures of the season change, but with the soil still warm, it is easier on plan

Most young trees sold are what landscapers refer to as "bare root" trees. They can be planted in spring, but "bare root"

As the growing season comes to the end, you will want think about putting the plants to sleep for the year. Here are some easy tasks to reme

Aeration involves perforating the soil with small holes to allow air, water and nutrients to penetrate the grass roots. This helps the roots

This time of year, we encourage you to take a few minutes, think about spring color, and plant fall bulbs. This is a small effort will pay o

The changing track of sunlight in your garden allows you to create a seemingly whole new garden in autumn. Mix mums with other fall annuals