The Cincinnati Nature Center has a helpful explanation for why planting native is so popular in today’s Cincinnati gardens:
“Simply put, by planting native flowers we are helping to provide critical food sources and habitat for declining populations of butterflies, bees and all pollinators. Native plants provide nectar for pollinators
Fall is the perfect time for many outdoor projects, like trimming bushes, lawn maintenance and scheduling your lawn sprinkler winterization. It’s also the perfect time to plant a new tree. If you’ve been eyeing a spot in your garden to become a stunning new focal point, consider some of our favorite ornamental trees. Jackie Carroll
Container gardens are versatile and beautiful. They add lush appeal to porches, patios, balconies and window boxes. But at summer’s peak, keeping your container garden watered and healthy can be an ordeal. When temperatures rise over 85 degrees F, most plants will require daily or twice daily
It’s been a hot, dry summer in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. We’ve seen lots of trees suffering from under-watering and causing stress to lawns. Sean gives you some tips on keeping your trees healthy and lawns green, even in the depth of summer.
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