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Signs of Spring โฆ early blooms and nesting birds.
Read More: Signs of Spring โฆ early blooms and nesting birds.Greetings and Happy Spring to all of you who are dreaming of the warm weather to come. Spring has come to Boyertโs with pansies ready to dot your landscape, porch, or just a gift to a friend or neighbor.ย Their little faces are popping up all over our greenhouses. The lawns are awakening this spring and getting ready for their annual feeding for the summer to come.ย Prevent weeds and feed your lawn with Scotts 4-step program.ย Save money and do it yourself!ย Rebates from Scotts and a gift certificate from Boyerts will be available at the time of purchase.ย …
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Care of Fall Mums
Read More: Care of Fall MumsMums in our area (Ohio) are considered tender perennials โ which means extra care must be given toย ensure survival over the winter months. Plant early โ August or September. ย Keep watered during dry spells. Protect mums over winterโฆcut back plants halfway after flowering, cover plants with 10 โ 12โณ of soil orย compost for winter. ย Pull back soil in spring (around end of March or 1st of April). Cut mums back to 8 โ 10โณ in the end of June to produce a stocky plant with more blooms in the fall. Fertilize with liquid feed once a week over the summer…
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Clematis Care
Read More: Clematis CareNothing is more breathtaking than a trellis covered in a clematis in full bloom. Attractive spidery seed heads are left after the flowers fade. And Sweet Autumn Clematis sends its intoxicating fragrance into the fall air. But knowing how to grow your clematis lush and beautiful is part of the fun in having them. Knowing your vine is the 1st step to clematis success: knowing what pruning group your clematis is in is most important. So how do you prune? Do not prune in the fall. Sweet Autumn clematis that were pruned in the fall were only encouraged to emerge…
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September Gardening Tips
Read More: September Gardening TipsFall brings a reprieve with cooler weather and a change in natureโs color scheme โ thereโs still time for more gardening! LAWN Now is the ideal time to seed a new lawn, or reseed bare spots. Apply a slow-release fall fertilizer (Step 4 from Scottโs LawnPro or Greenview) for a strong lawn leading into winter. Itโs also great for newly seeded lawns. Reapply Scottโs GrubEx or Bayer Advanced 24 Hour Grub Killer Plus if you applied earlier this spring to kill grubs, Japanese Beetle larvae, and other turf-feeding insects on contact. GARDEN Plant perennials and groundcovers. Plant garden mums. Start…