Joe’s Journal, Fall Edition: Fall Flower Gardening
Did you know you can get a jump start a spring flower garden this fall? Prepping the site for planting will help insure a healthy start for the next growing
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Horticulture
Joe’s Journal, Summer Edition: Seasonal Blooms
Diversity is not only the spice of life, but is its very foundation! In this blog, we will follow the sequence of blooms of the trees, shrubs and perennials in
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Planning and Growing Your Landscape Gardens
“Gardens are what you make them” is a commonly used phrase, but I suggest reversing it: “gardens make you.” They create an inviting place to extend your living beyond your
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Interview with R&D about NutriRoot Granular
As part of our rollout of the new NutriRoot Granular formulation, we wanted to speak with the team at Arborjet | Ecologel’s Research & Development department who worked so hard
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Joe’s Journal, Spring Edition – Gardening with Granulars
Let’s discuss granular fertilizers! Why even use a granular? And what are some of the ways you can use them in landscape plantings and in potted plant culture? There are
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Four Product Benefits of NutriRoot Granular
Our latest product, NutriRoot Granular, is now available and ready for you to use. The name is quite descriptive: this is a dried and granular version of our popular NutriRoot
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4 Tips for Beating Summer Plant Stress
Summer is a great time for humans and plants, but can be stressful as well. Various issues such as drought, heat, and sunscald can hinder plant growth and lead to
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Benefits of Using NutriRoot on Plants
If you’re looking for a soil amendment that will help out in most situations, look no further than NutriRoot. It is a multipurpose product that can be used for planting,
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Starting Plants from Seed in the Spring
Spring a season filled with the promise of a new beginning, and this hold true for the growing season. Late winter or early spring is when gardening enthusiasts should be
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Joe’s Journal, Winter edition: Seeds of Change, Part IV
The Summer Garden The native plants from the Americas, in contrast to those of the Mediterranean and Eurasia, were exported to Europe by the Spanish explorers in the 1500s. But
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