Tips from our Mass. Certified Horticulturists

- Prune Azaleas and Rhododendrons after they flower and before they put out their new buds, or they may not flower next spring.

- Maples and Magnolias should be pruned in August or they will bleed.

- Excessive nitrogen and lime from lawn applications may reduce the amount of flowers on your trees and shrubs.

- Mow your grass 3" high to shade itself and encourage deeper roots.

- Apply grub control in late spring to early summer.

- Dead head perennials to encourage new flowers and to keep the gardens looking fresh.

- Rejuvenate old Lilacs, Forsythias, Spirea and Red Twig Dogwoods by rotational pruning methods.

Select the services you would like for us to perform for you this summer

Pruning and shaping ornamental trees and shrubs

Summer fertilizer application for trees and shrubs

Add new perennials for summer/fall color

Total lawn renovation for late spring/early summer

Lawn renovation with slice seeding

Weed, insect or deer control

Drainage/Storm water Management

New Construction: patios, stone walls, walkways, water features

Outdoor Kitchens/Fireplaces

Seasonal Container Plantings

Pond Care (water features)

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