You have through late winter to prune trees, shrubs. Here’s why the timing is right
The best time to prune most of our deciduous trees and shrubs is late winter. One reason is that insect pests and plant ...
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Neil Sperry column: Newly planted trees can do without ‘mulch volcanoes’
Dear Neil: I’m seeing the landscape guys putting mounds of mulch around tree trunks in town. Is that really a good idea? It seems like it would cause decay in the wood of the trunks.
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Hydrangeas may look terrible now, but don't prune them. Their flower buds are already set.
SNOW PEA PICKIN': Pick snow peas in the vegetable garden frequently. Ideally, the pods should be harvested when flat before ...
Outdoor News3d
Michigan Mixed Bag: Last call for Michigan ODN Person-Of-The-Year nominations
A mix of outdoors stories from Michigan, including how you can nominate someone for the Michigan Outdoor News Person of the ...
KETR4d
It’s oak wilt season. Here’s how to protect your trees.
One thing you’ll want to leave off your landscaping to-do list, at least for a while, is pruning your oak trees. February ...
Reading Eagle4d
Now is the time for pruning most shrubs and trees
Now is the time for some winter pruning on ornamental shrubs and trees. From December to late March is the perfect time to ...
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California firefighter’s hometown, ravaged by Paradise fire, also place of rebirth
Ibe Liebenberg is a seasonal California firefighter who grew up in Paradise. In his essay, he describes the rebirth he has ...
Is it time to prune trees and shrubs?
As the winter’s snow melts away, spring chores and promises slowly take shape and gardeners begin sharpening and oiling their pruning tools. Is late winter and early spring the best time to ...
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Hellebores are early bloomers in the garden, plus why some trees keep leaves in winter | Lehigh Valley Nature Watch
Sometimes by this time in February, the hellebores planted many years ago in a flower bed are showing buds, but that hasn’t ...
ECOVIEWS: Birds, snakes and turtles prompt wildlife questions
Q. I saw a photo on Facebook of a rattlesnake with its head looking up at the base of an oak tree and its enormous body stretched out in the ...