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25/09/2026

Re: dethatching or aeration? - https://mailchi.mp/c4caafc64a09/spring-aeration-time-18245930

07/09/2026

Labor Day - https://mailchi.mp/f424aee7b8ab/closed-for-labor-day-18240527

17/08/2026

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01/04/2026

The days are growing longer and the sunshine is tempting us to start adding new life into containers. But wait...as tempting as it is... I have learned in all my years of gardening, it's best to wait until around Mothers Day weekend to start.

Some flower combos just make each other look even better The easiest pairings usually have similar light, water, and season needs, so they not only look good together, they grow well together too. When I’m picking flower combos, I try to match:

-sun lovers with sun lovers
- thirsty plants with other thirsty plants
-bloom shapes and colors that balance each other

That’s usually the difference between a planting that looks thrown together and one that feels really polished.

Happy Spring!

01/04/2026

Hello Spring!

Spring has sprung here and that means w**ds have too! If you’re tired of w**ding the same spot over and over, ground covers really do help once they fill in.
I like them because they do two jobs at once:
they cover bare soil and make it harder for w**d seeds to get light.

The big thing is choosing the right one for the spot you have in your garden.

-Creeping Jenny does well where the soil stays a little moist. I especially love using this around ponds and water features or in pots to add texture with that trellis look.
-Creeping Phlox is one of my favorites and I love for it's spring color.
-Buglew**d fills in fast and gives you that thick, low mat look.
-Stonecrop is a good pick for hot, dry spots where other plants struggle. It's fall blooms are delightful.
-Sweet Woodruff and hostas thrive in shade.
-Creeping Thyme is nice along paths because it can handle light foot traffic and smells good when brushed.
-Creeping Juniper works well on slopes or dry banks.
-Wild Strawberry is a fun one if you want something that feeds us and nature too.
-Clover fills in quickly, but some gardeners love that look and some really don’t.
-Dichondra gives a soft, full carpet look that can be really pretty in the right space.

What I’ve learned is this:
the best w**d-blocking ground cover is usually the one that matches your sun, shade, and moisture conditions the best.
A great ground cover in the wrong place stays thin.
A good one in the right place will slowly do the work for you.

01/04/2026

Plans for April - https://mailchi.mp/ebaf351e077c/plans-for-march-18240395

22/03/2026

Re: sprinkler startup? - https://mailchi.mp/089777252898/are-you-going-to-winterize-your-sprinkler-system-this-year-18240406

11/03/2026

Spring has SPRUNG here in the couve and we are here for it! 🌳🌿🍀

04/03/2026

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26/02/2026

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