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Planting Deer Resistant Plants

For garden planters in Cumming, Georgia, the frequent interruptions and disruptions of deer munching on various plants has long since been a common occurrence.  While the natural beauty of deer in the backyard is awfully hard to beat, their constant appetites have the ability to ruin a garden. Whether the garden is composed of fruits…

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Bagging Your Lawn versus Mulching It

Mowing the lawn is something that you are going to be doing about once a week, depending on where you live and what the weather conditions are like. Since people who mow the lawn will be doing this chore a lot over the summer and into the fall, the question of bagging the clipping versus…

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Insects in Your Garden: The Friendly Invasion

Everywhere you look for tips on gardening, you learn about nets, pesticides, and other techniques of keeping living things from invading your garden. They come in hordes during the growing season and seem to know just when to appear (just when your plants are starting to show maturity). Many garden owners worry that they will…

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Keeping an Eye on Your Lawn in Winter

Winter marks the end of intensive lawn care in most places. As the temperature of the air drops, the lawn’s cravings to grow do as well. Most strains of grass will turn dormant throughout the winter and stop growing. They will do just enough to stay alive, but that’s about it. This means you’ll be…

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Plant Your Spring Daises in the Fall

In most places, fall is the time to finish digging up the old flowers, trimming the trees and putting things away for the cold winter ahead. The temperatures drop to well below zero—impossibly cold temperatures for a young plant to thrive. The ground also becomes as hard as a rock, making root and stem penetration…

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Herb Garden Tips

Mr. Weedy says: Be sure to maintenance your herb garden to ensure fresh non- dried out herbs. Cut the plants back by half- herbs like basil, mint and oregano. This prevents them from producing seed and promotes more fragrant leaves. Contact Weed Pro Lawn Care directly for help with your landscape projects. Additional reference sources…

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Protecting your cabbage and garden

Mr. Weedy says: Cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli should receive an application of Bacillus thuringiensis to prevent cabbage looper caterpillar damage. Mature plants are very susceptible to this insect. Contact Weed Pro Lawn Care directly for help with your landscape projects. Additional reference sources include organic lawn treatment atlanta or norcross organic lawn care.

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Soil Test Tips

Mr. Weedy says: A complete soil test is very important and should be done at least twice a year to receive optimal results. Increasing the pH in your lawn, along with other natural products will help your turf grass intake fertilizers more accurately. If your current lawn care company isn’t testing, their guessing! Have Weed…

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