by Happy Gardener | Oct 23, 2019 | Fall Garden, Fertilization, News & Events, Tree & Lawn Care
Fall fertilizing is one of those gardening tasks that, while super important for healthy turf, many people tend to blow it off. It’s easy to think about fertilizing come spring time when you are ready to pull your grass out of dull, brown dormancy. But...
by Happy Gardener | Sep 10, 2019 | Fall Garden, Garden Planning, News & Events, Tree & Lawn Care
Most people think about lawn care more in spring and summer than in fall. Spring, because lawns are emerging out of dormancy from winter, and summer, because we are all struggling to keep it alive through the heat. But fall lawn care shouldn’t be overlooked....
by Happy Gardener | Aug 26, 2019 | Fall Garden, News & Events, Tree & Lawn Care, Troubleshooting
Cool weather weeds are on their way to rearing their ugly heads in our turf. One weed plant in your turf now has the potential to be 1000 weed plants in your turf next year. Weeds are thieves! They steal compete with your plants and turf for nutrients, water, and...
by Happy Gardener | Aug 26, 2019 | Fall Garden, News & Events, Tree & Lawn Care
Planting a tree or shrub is easy! At Rainbow Gardens, we make it even easier with our simple-to-follow Tree and Shrub Planting & Care Guide. Remember to carry your trees and shrubs home by the container or root ball (never the trunk) to avoid damage. Use a tarp to...
by Happy Gardener | Aug 26, 2019 | Fall Garden, News & Events, Tree & Lawn Care
Improper planting of a tree or shrub is the number one reason they die! Improper watering, and improper mulching are close seconds and thirds! Today, along with providing you a link to our Fall Tree and Shrub Planting Guide, we’re going to explain why planting a tree...
by Happy Gardener | Jun 13, 2019 | Summer Garden, Tree & Lawn Care
Summer is the time when crape myrtles put forth their numerous blooms in full display; so wouldn’t it make sense to choose yours now to make sure you get the exact color you want? Crape myrtles come in a variety of shades. Try shopping for a red crape myrtle and...
