Dormancy refers to the suspended, or slowed down state, plants enter during the winter months. Much like hibernation in animals, dormancy conserves energy which helps the plants survive freezing temperatures and a reduction in natural resources. Although your plants and trees may be in a suspended state they still require care and maintenance. Dormant pruning […]
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An Unique Approach Your landscape is a continuous growing investment worth protecting. Country Club Landscaping’s new Plant Health Care program (PHC) has been designed to create the most beautiful, sustainable landscapes possible while protecting your family and our environment. This is NOT a traditional Tree and Shrub program that blankets your landscape in dangerous synthetic
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Desiccation refers to the drying out of a living organism. In your landscape plants, winter desiccation injury occurs when plants lose moisture from the leaves and do not have the ability to absorb water from the frozen soil. This moisture loss may cause your plant’s leaves and stems to dry out, resulting in discoloration of
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Nothing is quite as beautiful as waking up to freshly fallen snow. Unfortunately, with that beauty there are also serious safety hazards and the risk of property damage. Slips, falls, and damage due to accumulation can be adverted with the proper tools and a proactive strategy. The tips and tricks that follow are sure to
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The arrival of warm humid days signal the impending arrival of the mosquito and perhaps the Zika virus to our region. The Zika Virus is a disease transmitted by mosquitoes through the bite of an infected Aedes species mosquito. Here’s the latest information – As mentioned in our February post, The National Institutes of Health
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For a lovely, green and weed-free lawn, you need to provide Turf Care. A healthy lawn needs fertilizer and weed control at the proper intervals. It requires ample water and aeration annually to relieve compaction and provide air. Lastly, it should be mowed regularly at the proper height with sharp blades for a clean cut.
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The landscape and outdoor design trends for 2016 reflect the lifestyle trends that are taking place all around us. A longing for a softer, more romantic time and a sense of home are driving these trends as we move into a new season. Growers are offering many new varieties that have changed the color palette,
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We are thrilled to announce that Sarah Albrecht has joined the Country Club Landscaping team. At 16, Sarah began planting annual and perennial gardens. That love of the earth transitioned into a career as a Garden Designer & Consultant – where she excelled in designing and installing award-winning annual and perennial gardens. For nearly 20-years,
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The Zika Virus, a disease transmitted by mosquitoes through the bite of an infected Aedes species mosquito while, the Aedes albopictus has also been identified as a potential threat. As Spring arrives, temperatures will rise and bring blooming flowers. Along with this beauty comes an invader, a pest that has been declared as the deadliest
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The flurries earlier this week were a gentle reminder that it’s time to get our snow plan in place. Government agencies have their winter weather response plan ready to keep our highways and major thoroughfares clear of snow and ice. It’s our responsibility as residents and business owners to have a plan that will keep
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