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Soil Care & Mulching
Why Should a Homeowner Perform a Soil Test?
Wonder why nothing will grow in your garden? Well, it could be the soil! See what your soil has (and lacks) with a quick soil test. Start by...
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Tree Selection Guide
Best Flowering Shrubs
Check out our extensive list of best flowering shrubs recommendations based on your hardiness zone.
Climate Change Facts
Davey Knowledge
Climate Facing Trees For U.S. Metropolitan Areas
The Davey Institute continues to research areas of the country to assess the shifting climate zones and determine what is the best tree to plant for climate change.
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Property Maintenance & Landscaping
Add Value To Your Yard Before Putting Your Home on the Market
Investing in your landscape can boost your home’s value by 10 to 20 percent. Keep reading to learn more about the pre-sale landscaping projects that have the best payoff.
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Leaf & Needle Problems
Why Are There Yellow Leaves on Trees in Summer?
There are many reasons your leaves could be turning yellow and falling off. Run down the checklist below to help diagnose your tree.
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Plant Health Care
How To Help Evergreen Shrubs With Winter Burn
Harsh sun actually works against evergreens in winter. Come springtime, these endlessly green plants might turn brown from the damage. Find out more here!
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Tree Identification
Shrub Identification: Do I Have A Red Twig Dogwood?
Let’s talk about red twig dogwood shrubs, how large a red twig dogwood gets, and how to trim a red twig dogwood so you can properly care for this beloved bush in your home landscape.
How To Protect Fruit Trees From Late Frost
Plant Health Care
How to Save Fruit Tree Blossoms and Fruit from a Late Freeze
Learn how you can protect your citrus trees, peach trees and apple trees from late frost and the factors affecting freeze damage. You should plan to cover your fruit tree whenever the temperatures is expected to drop below 28 degrees F.
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