Can’t I Just Buy My Own Plants From A Local Nursery?
It’s an all too common situation: you see a post or an ad on social media for something and then you want that something. It happened to me this week. …
We are open!
While so much seems uncertain in these trying times, we know it is safe to be certain of one thing: Spring is still here, bringing in new growth opportunities and …
How to Spend Your Time in Your Yard This March
Now that our temperatures are steadily rising, your yard is waiting to spend quality time with you. But where to start? We’ve compiled a list of the most effective ways …
Why You Should Be Planning Your Spring Landscape Project Now
Don’t believe us when we say now is the time to start planning that new yard project? Here are six things to contemplate that should help you change your mind. …
Getting Ready For Winter
Proper seasonal care practices will greatly help your gardens next season and for years to come. It’s time to plan how to put your landscape gardens and lawn to rest …
Summertime, Rainfall, & When to Water Your Plants
School is out and the temps are rising… whether or not the calendar says its official or not, Summer is just about here! But with those increasing temperatures, hot sunshine, …
Can’t I Just Do My Landscaping Myself?
DIY. Those three letters have led to dozens of television programs- an entire channel even- and the trend of completing projects yourself. And it makes good sense: why pay someone …
Never Change A Landscape Lighting Bulb Again.
We at Apple Blossom strive to continually offer products and services that utilize technology advancements in our field. Programs like our computer enhanced design program offers our customers a tangible …
5 Things To Do in Your Yard This Week
Winter seems to finally have gotten the message and is moving out of the Midwest. (hopefully this weekend is the grand finale exit!) Now with Spring officially here, you may …
Gardening with Rabbits and Other Wildlife Problems
Spring has come and your perennials’ leaves and blooms are beginning to appear. Unfortunately, so may unwelcome wildlife as well. Choosing ornamental plants that are less palatable to animals is recommended …