When it comes to gardening, we can count on Martha Stewart to always provide us with sound advice and fantastic tips, and this stands true for bare-root roses. The gardening expert recently shared ...

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In the spring, these bare spots don’t fill in with new growth and appear dried up. Once the above-ground symptoms become noticeable, significant damage to the turf root system has already occurred.

In the spring, these bare spots don’t fill in with new growth and appear dried up. The first symptom of take-all root rot that we notice is the turf starts yellowing in irregular patterns.

In the spring, these bare spots don’t fill in with new growth and appear dried up. The first symptom of take-all root rot that we notice is the turf starts yellowing in irregular patterns.

In a field adjacent to county government operations in Parsippany-Troy Hills, more than 200 young oak, maple and dogwood trees are taking root in the Morris County-owned tree nursery. The Morris ...

You can plant many perennials in the spring or fall, especially if you live in a mild climate. Bare-root perennials like to get in the ground in the early spring, but you can transplant potted plants ...

Bare-root raspberry plants should be planted while dormant in late fall, winter, or early spring before new growth starts, says Lisa Rayburn, area extension agent at the North Carolina Cooperative ...

This can cause all sorts of problems down the line as their probing root systems eventually compromise the foundations of built structures and drains. For advice on choosing non-invasive varieties ...

Works to various trees including removal of major deadwood and epicormic growth from limes and horse chestnuts, felling of a holly, trimming of Portuguese laurel, reduction of beech and cherry, ...