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13 Common Landscape Mistakes: 1. No Landscape Design
Most homeowners and quite a few professionals start a landscape project without a landscape design. They wake up, go to the nursery and start buying plants. The plants come home or to the job site, get unloaded into a pile … Continue reading
Ideas for Winter Interest in the Garden
Ilex verticillata Blue Princess Holly There are plenty of ways to extend the gardening season for our long Connecticut winters. One way is to add plants which hold berries well into the winter. Besides giving birds a needed treat, placing … Continue reading