One of the first plants to flower each year is an often overlooked member of the mint family, yet, by mid-April it can be found growing in large patches. The flowers of Purple Dead Nettle (Lamium purpureum) begin to appear in mid-March, and the leaves will often stay around all year long.
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It’s April, and the canary yellow forsythia is blooming everywhere. In our Western Pennsylvania gardens, the flowers rarely get to age gracefully.
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Gardenalia understands that it can be daunting when faced with a new landscaping project or idea. Furthermore, it’s especially true when switching to an organic lawn care regiment and it’s an entirely new concept. In addition, many common questions are if organic lawns require more upkeep and how much of a difference do they really make? Read on for more info!
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Dormant (Winter) pruning has many positives! Depending on the tree or shrub, Zone 6 Winter pruning usually happens as early as February. Not only does the removal of dead/diseased wood help reduce the risk of falling branches, it improves the overall health and appearance of your trees. Plus, fresh pruning cuts and bruises typically heal faster during the dormant season.
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