by greenacres | Mar 20, 2018 | Blog
The reward for those of us who endure those harsh winters is the pleasure of spring plants. Whether you’re welcoming a perennial spring-blooming plant that’s newly emerging in your garden, or setting out vivid annuals in the yard, spring plants herald the season like nothing else can. Bulbs — the Classics of Spring It’s hard to say whether we love bulbs like crocus and tulips because of...
by greenacres | Mar 19, 2018 | Blog
Flowers to Plant in Spring Flowers herald the new growing season in glorious, colorful style. And when it comes to deciding which flowers to plant in the spring, you have a range of choices — not just in color and size, but of the types of plants themselves. Whether perennial ornamentals and bulbs are your thing — or if you vibe with vines and ache for annuals — there is no...
by greenacres | Feb 16, 2018 | Blog
Even if snow still blankets the countryside, it’s not too early to think about planting bulbs for spring. Spring is the ideal time for planting bulbs, or non-hardy bulbs that won’t tolerate cold. Tender bulbs also are known as summer bulbs. Choose these summer bulbs when you want flowers that bloom in summer, adding gorgeous color to flower beds and landscapes. Types of Bulbs to Plant in...
by greenacres | Feb 6, 2018 | Blog
Weather will begin to warm and flowers will emerge from their winter slumber in no time. Spring is coming up quickly. Your outdoor event will be here before you know it, too. Now is the time to start planning. We understand how much work goes into planning any outdoor event. The guest lists, the invitations, the program, the music, the food, the seating arrangement, the budget. Here is one thing...
by greenacres | Jan 22, 2018 | Blog
For a large portion of the United States, the winter season typically means snow shoveling and bundling up against the freezing temperature. The mower has been put away and lawn care is the last thing on your mind. However, winter fertilization can help your lawn look lush and healthy when spring arrives. Cool season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, and perennial ryegrass respond...
