House Digest on MSN2d
Why You Shouldn't Plant Creeping Thyme Under Shade Trees (& Better Alternatives To Try)
While creeping thyme makes an attractive ground cover plant, it is not the right plant for covering the soil beneath a shade ...
NOLA.com4d
Trees need water, too, especially during extended dry periods
Mature trees do their best when they get about 1 inch of rainfall per week — or an equivalent amount provided via irrigation.
Irish Independent on MSN10d
Diarmuid Gavin: My step-by-step to planting under trees using the ‘no-dig’ method
Next, put down layers of cardboard — overlap the sheets so there are no gaps left. You are creating a light blocking barrier ...
Yahoo2d
The Eye-Catching Ground Cover That Will Thrive Under Trees For Years To Come
This is a low-maintenance plant that thrives in shade, making it the perfect ground cover under trees. Besides being a ...
OSU Extension: Keep watering for the health of your landscape
Water trees, shrubs, lawns, and perennials during prolonged dry fall and winter periods to prevent root damage.
The Advocate4d
Trees need water, too, especially during extended dry periods
Mature trees ... plants that may hint at the need for water. Established evergreen azaleas, for instance, are pretty tough. When you see a mature azalea wilt in Louisiana during a dry period ...
The Olympian (TCA) on MSN38m
Yes, you really do have to rake up those wet leaves on your lawn. Here’s why
Simply rake or blow fallen leaves into a pile and secure them with a wire cage or weighted piece of plastic to keep the winter wind from blowing the leaves about. If the leaf pile is sitting on top of ...
For brilliant foliage, look no further than native trees
Tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera), a cousin of the magnolia, is absolutely stunning in spring when it’s fragrant, ...