- May 17 2017
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Pollen Nation
Fresh and fetching as a young bride, the dreamy white flowers floated above the branches like a thousand resting butterflies. They fluttered effortlessly in the breeze, releasing their sweet perfume into the air. Fragrance isn’t the only thing wafting through the atmosphere…
- Apr 20 2016
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- Landscaping, Uncategorized
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Earth Day Activities
The stars dangled off the branches like delicate, silver ornaments while the moon drenched the earth in a luminous glow. Distant geese chortled as the frogs croaked rhythmically in their grassy fens. It was a perfect Spring night. Life was awakening, flexing its…
- Apr 15 2015
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- Landscaping, Uncategorized
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The Magnitude of Mulch
The Forsythia are golden and aglow. The Daffodils stand tall and proud with slightly tilted heads, while the Crabapples and Magnolia explode with blooms that fill the air with their ethereal scent. Much has happened in a week, and from here on out, the landscape…
- Mar 26 2014
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- Landscaping, Uncategorized
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A Landscape in Flux
The mere mention of snow or cold produces an immediate reflex. We cringe, roll our eyes, and fling our arms into the air as if to surrender. It’s almost fun to mention, in passing, just to see the glaring daggers thrown your way. …
- May 8 2013
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The Scoop on Dog Poop
Quite the high brow topic, eh? I realize it’s not the most glamorous of subjects, yet it’s an important one that carries much mis-information and many misconceptions. Dog feces can transmit bacteria and parasites to humans, including roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, cryptosporidia and salmonella. A…
- Apr 30 2013
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- Landscaping, Uncategorized
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Something to Sneeze About
Happy May! I know. I’m just as confused as the weather. Snow two weeks ago and now it’s pushing the mid-eighties. Ah, the Midwest. I think it’s safe to say we have three seasons, and in a really good year? …