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With the above-average precipitation we had in spring and early summer, it kept the grass lush, but that has also contributed to some of the

In Ohio, we're seeing the extremes—record rainfall amounts over a 15-month period, followed by a period of limited rain fall. Plants are

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It’s that time when the adult Japanese beetles emerge from the soil and begin their feeding frenzy—and they will feed on a wide variety of f

With the ground being so wet, you may see new weeds pop up overnight. The biggest help is to catch them early. Here are some ways we help co

Professional pruning is an art, not a science. Best-practice pruning takes a lot of training and experience—not every plant should get the s

What is it? Mr. Will King with Ahlum & Arbor, suggests that with the cool nights and wet weather we’ve had, it is a good chance that it

When thinking about the greenness of your lawn, it is critical to know that each grass variety reacts differently to what Mother Nature give

We wanted to let you know that the EPA announced back in April that “there are no risks to public health when glyphosate is used in accordan

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A well-planned perennial garden can be just as bright and vibrant as a garden with annuals—and you don’t have to replant it each year!

With the very wet weather we've been having, we are as concerned about your lawn as you are. Our crews are watching for diseases that ca

M.J. Design will be handling the landscape bed maintenance on campus at OSU's Longaberger Alumni House, check out the work that is being

Ideally, we like to have new seed planted by May 15th to take advantage of the spring rains—as keeping the new seed moist is key to germinat

You may see the daffodils, tulips, and hyacinths popping out and showing some vibrant colors in your flower bed, but remember, these are har

As the warmer weather sneaks in, don’t neglect the early-season practices essential to a healthy, growing landscape! We’re here to help...

The Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District is having their Annual Spring Tree and Plant Sale. Visit www.franklinswc.org/tree-and-p...

One benefit of ornamental grasses is that they provide some nice visual texture during the winter landscapes can look bare. When and why do

February and March are great times for pruning—as it is best to prune deciduous shrubs is when the plant is still dormant and when you can s