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Are your making mountains out of your molehills? Although lawn moles are underground creatures, the benefits they add to your garden are clearly visible and far outweigh the disadvantages.Of the six species of mole found in North America, the Eastern mole (or gray mole) is the most common. Moles are
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Ornamental grasses may be grown in your garden amongst the flowers or clumped in an open space for a natural effect and to add a vertical dimension. If you decide to add them to a flower garden, choose the type carefully, for some are extremely invasive and others may cast unwanted shade over your
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1. Do Not Scalp the Lawn. People tend to scalp their lawn so they can mow less frequently. Big mistake. Scalping will require more lawn care help in the long run. Grass cut too short will absorb less sunshine though its leaves, hurting its ability to survive and defend itself against diseases and insects.
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  • Asheville gardening column: February is good time to focus on lawn care
    If you already have that spring gardening itch, one thing you can do in February is to be thinking about spring lawn care. The vast majority of us in Western North Carolina are growing cool season grasses, primarily varieties of fescue and bluegrass.
    Sat, 04 Feb 2012 06:29:44 -0800

  • Hudson landscaper lauds grass seed
    With the new, innovative Cutting Edge Kentucky bluegrass seed, homeowners will only have to cut and fertilize their lawns twice a year, once in the spring and once in the fall, said Andrew Blank, owner of Hudson’s Organic Mulch & Landscape Supply of New England.
    Sun, 05 Feb 2012 21:35:58 -0800

  • HindSite Software Rolls out New Features for Lawn Maintenance Management, Expanding Capacity for Full Service Lawn and ...
    HindSite Software, developers of the field service software The HindSite Solution, have finished development of new lawn maintenance features – managing crew scheduling, contract status, and handling pre-paid contracts – to better serve full service lawn and landscaping companies.Saint Paul, MN (PRWEB) January 20, 2012 HindSite Software, with 80% of its customers in the Green Industry ...
    Fri, 20 Jan 2012 04:03:24 -0800

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