Month: August 2014

I have moved into a home with an established landscape. I would like to keep the best of what I have and improve the landscape in other areas. I don’t […]

Mites are one of our most serious hot weather pests. They multiply rapidly and can cause a lot of damage before we notice it. Mites are tiny pests which feed […]

A lot of trees are suffering from the hot dry summer we experienced last year. Especially in unirrigated areas, soil became so dry that roots were lost. This has caused […]

Large trees growing near homes and other structures can be dangerous during windy weather, especially if they have wounds, rot or weak branch connections. However, far too many healthy large […]

Vegetables planted early this spring, such as kale, cauliflower, lettuce, spinach, radish, beets, peas, beans, and carrots have likely reached their mature stage by now and may be starting to […]