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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

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

Rain, Rain...Go Away! (Seriously.) Most areas around Columbus are already saturated. More than another inch of rain this season will be...

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

This is a typical root ball from one of the major tree suppliers in Columbus. The yellow line is where most landscapers would plant this tre

Recently, I was finally able to spend a day in the field with both Molly and Joel. It was definitely a learning experience!

Joel has worked with our Hispanic staff on proper planting techniques this winter. Some simple things are so important to a plant's heal

Often our clay soils hold moisture or prevent excess water from draining away. Let M.J. prepare healthy soil conditions for success in your

Milkweed is the host plant for Monarch butterflies. This means that it is the only plant the female butterfly will lay its eggs on. The Milk

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

This is turning out to be a more significant year for Japanese beetles in central Ohio than we have had in a few years. Favorite hosts are

If you have Boxwoods, you may notice what looks like tiny bits of snow on the plants. When you look up close you will notice that they are l

Remember to wait until the threat of frost is gone and the soil has warmed to 60 degrees. Try Sunpatiens, Dragon wing Begonias or Cabbage Pa

If you are using a spray nozzle to spray water over your plants, let’s rethink your watering technique! Many people think that a plant wand