Joe’s Journal: Winter Edition – Vertical Propagation Set-Up
Building a Vertical Prop Set-up: Get Set-up to Sow Seed Starting garden seed indoors can be as simple as sowing into a starter mix and placing your starts in a
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Joe’s Journal: Winter Edition – Seeds of Change, part 3
Previously, we went over types of seeds to plant and how you can combine them to greatest effect. Here are some other options to consider for your garden. Consider biennials,
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Joe’s Journal: Winter Edition – Seeds of Change, part 2
In part 1, we went over a list of seeds from different families that you could plant. So how do you use these plants in your garden plans? First off,
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Joe’s Journal: Winter Edition – Seeds of Change, part 1
Winter is the time to think about your next garden. It’s a good time to lay plans to sow the seeds of change. If you kept a garden journal, revisit
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Joe’s Journal: Winter Edition – Dormant Pruning, part 2
Natural Target Pruning Branch attachments to the trunk from an anatomical perspective are alternating layers of branch and stem tissue. What? Externally, look for a branch bark ridge (above the
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Joe’s Journal: Winter Edition – Dormant Pruning, part 1
Winter is a great time to prune trees! With the leaves gone, it is easier to see the branching pattern of the tree, termed scaffolding. Also, the incidence of disease
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Joe’s Journal: Winter Edition – Conifers and Evergreens, part 2
Not all evergreens are conifers; some are broad-leaved. Trees in southern regions tend to hold on to their foliage, broad-leaved as they are. These include trees such as live oak
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Joe’s Journal: Winter Edition – Conifers and Evergreens
Welcome to the first blog in our Joe's Journal series from guest writer Joe Doccola, our Director of Research and Development, where he shares his more than twenty years of
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Arborjet | Ecologel BioPreferred Champions
Woburn, MA. Nov. 15, 2022: Arborjet | Ecologel, leaders in plant health care, are pleased to announce they have been recognized as BioPreferred Champions by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).
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The State of Spotted Lanternfly for 2022
Despite some unseasonably warm days throughout the country, November is about the time of year you’d expect spotted lanternfly (SLF, Lycorma delicatula) and other insects to begin dying off for
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