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Similar to humans and animals, plants can be negatively impacted by having too much water. Let’s take a look at some of those negative impacts and examine some best practices that can help gardeners avoid overwatering.
Without proper care, fungal diseases can quickly spread, damaging your lawn’s plant life. Here are six tips to help reduce the spread of fungal diseases and keep your Michigan lawn flush all season long.
Let’s explore some common DIY pest control methods to see whether they offer lasting results – and more importantly, whether they can do so without harming your plants, health or the environment.
By choosing the right native plants, Michigan homeowners not only beautify their yard but also provide essential nourishment for bees throughout the growing season. Here's what you can do to help your local bee population...
These pests not only cause discomfort but can also spread disease, posing serious risks to our health. So, let’s take a look at some of the ways we can stay ahead of unwanted pests, from preventative treatments to simple maintenance tips, to ensure our outdoor areas remain safe all Summer long.
This disease causes rapid defoliation and dieback. Boxwood blight is typically spread through contaminated pruning equipment, splashing water and infected debris. Infected plants tend to have brown spots on their leaves. Black and brown lesions are commonly seen on stems.
