Garden & Landscape Articles

• Backyard putting green »

  Golf enthusiasts have options for backyard putting greens, learn how to choose between natural vs. synthetic solutions.

• Choosing an ornamental plant fertilizer »

  The two primary reasons for fertilizing ornamental plants are to encourage growth and to create a healthy plant, the goals are not mutually exclusive, learn how to choose the right fertilizer for your plant.

• Choosing landscape ornamental fertilizers »

  Greenview experts recommend soil tests to help choose the right fertilizer for trees and landscape plants.

• Hiring a landscaper »

  Hiring the right professional is key to successful projects, learn how to select the right landscaper for your project.

• Low maintenance roses »

  Roses traditionally have required a lot of work to keep them disease and insect free, that is all changed with breeding breakthroughs in landcape roses.

• Landscape lighting enhances outdoor nightlife »

  Low voltage landscape lighting is inexpensive to operate and creates drama while enhancing safety and security to your home.

• Tips on planting trees and shrubs »

  Late fall and early winter is a great time to plant trees and shrubs, learn how to plant and transplant like a pro.

• Wake up your yard with shade landscaping and Woodace Plant Fertilizers »
• Lawns that rock: Hardscaping your landscape »
• Fall landscaping: A time for every season »

  Fall is the ideal time to reap, sow, feed and prepare the earth to experience a miraculous revival next spring.

• Primping around the pumpkins! »Take the time to rake, trim, edge and mow your lawn now, and your landscape will serve as a stunning backdrop to your outdoor fall decor.
• Prevent ice-melt damage to your lawn and gardens »

  Rock salt is the nost widely used melting agent. Learn how to prevent ice-melt damage to your lawn and gardens.

• Landscape on a dime »Here are some tips on getting the most for your landscaping dollar this spring.
• Preventing late season snow and ice damage »As winter drags on and snow and ice accumulate, should you be concerned about your plants? A lot depends on the amount and duration of the precipitation, and the condition of the plants going into winter.
• Use winter months to plan for spring »Some planning before you can get outside will help you obtain the most enjoyment from your landscape and outdoor living space.
• Get spring color earlier »If you didn't plant bulbs last fall or in previous years, you can still brighten the scene with early spring color.