Preventing Heat Stress in Your Lawn
Idaho is unique in more ways than one. We are considered part of the Pacific Northwest; however, we don’t share many of the qualities often associated with the region. Our winters are cold and often dry. Spring changes quickly to summer, and rainfall is drastically less than the rest of Pacific Northwest. In reality, we’re a northwest and southern climate blend. This creates some interesting challenges for our lawns to overcome.
How to Kill Puncture Vine/Goat Heads
Tree Pruning Equipment For the Homeowner
Black Vine Root Weevils
Garden and Flower Bed Weed Prevention
Organic Insect Control - Diatomaceous Earth
How to Cure a Tree with Chlorosis
Should You Use Dish Soap With Weed Killer?
Mosaic Virus in Tomatoes
Planting a New Lawn
Planting Your New Tree
There are many questions you should ask yourself when you are planting your new tree, like, how is my soil? How deep should I plant this tree? Should I use a stake to support this tree? How big should I dig the hole? How much water should I give this tree? All of these questions should be and are frequently asked. They all have a very simple answer.