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Winter Planting in Mild Climates
January 18, 2024
For gardeners in the Southern United States, where winters are milder, the cooler months present...
Container Gardening in Winter
January 18, 2024
Container gardening doesn’t have to end as the cold weather rolls in. With the right...
The best time to plant junipers
January 3, 2024
Junipers, with their hardy nature and versatile forms, are a staple in many gardens. Whether...
The Best Season to Plant Dogwood Trees
January 3, 2024
When it comes to planting Dogwood trees, timing can make all the difference. Known for their stunning spring blossoms and vibrant fall foliage, Dogwoods are a favorite among gardeners. But when is the ideal time to plant these beauties? When should I plant a Dogwood tree? While spring and fall are generally the go-to seasons for tree planting, winter can also be an opportune time, especially in milder climates. Let's dig into the best planting times for Dogwood trees. Spring Planting: A Popular ChoiceAdvantages: Planting in early spring, just as the ground thaws, allows the tree to establish roots before the summer heat sets in.  Consider using a spring tree planting checklist to ensure success.
Meyer Lemon Tree Winter Care
January 3, 2024
As the chill of winter sets in, your Meyer Lemon Tree needs a bit more attention to stay healthy and productive. Known for its fragrant flowers and sweet, juicy lemons, this citrus tree can be a bit sensitive to cold. But with the right Meyer Lemon Tree care, your tree can not only survive but thrive during the winter months. Here's how to protect your citrus gem when the temperatures drop. 1. Understanding Your Tree's Cold ToleranceTemperature Sensitivity: Meyer Lemon Trees can tolerate some cold, but they're happiest in temperatures above 50°F. Prolonged exposure to temperatures below freezing can damage or kill the tree. This is a crucial aspect of Meyer Lemon care during the winter. 2.
How to Protect Plants from Unexpected Frost and Cold Snaps
December 21, 2023
As the seasons shift and cooler temperatures begin to roll in, it's not only us...