by Platt Hill Nursery | Jul 1, 2024 | Lawn & Garden, Newbie Gardener, Trees & Shrubs
Many gardeners are dealing with Magnolia scale feeding on their trees in their garden/landscapes. We can help you with how to treat your magnolias. Have additional pests or diseases contaminating your garden? Your Garden Problem Magnolia scale is one of the largest...
by Platt Hill Nursery | Jun 28, 2024 | Lawn & Garden, Newbie Gardener, Perennials, Trees & Shrubs
Many gardeners are dealing with Japanese beetles in their garden. This video and/or guide will help you with how to protect against Japanese beetles. Have additional pests or diseases contaminating your garden? We can help with the solution that works best for your...
by Platt Hill Nursery | Apr 16, 2024 | DIY/How to, Lawn & Garden, Newbie Gardener
Spring is here! Now that the days are warming and the soil is too, it’s time to get your garden ready for flowers and vegetables. Preparing a garden for spring may be dirty work, but it can also be refreshing. Watching your landscape come to life with fresh...
by Platt Hill Nursery | Oct 30, 2023 | Lawn & Garden, DIY/How to, Newbie Gardener, Perennials, Trees & Shrubs
Timing your pruning activities is crucial for keeping your plants in optimal health. Pruning is one of those common garden chores that never seems to disappear from our checklist, especially in the fall. After all, as we’re preparing the rest of our...
by Platt Hill Nursery | Oct 23, 2023 | Lawn & Garden, DIY/How to, Newbie Gardener, Perennials, Trees & Shrubs
The first frost of the year is a major turning point in the gardening season and is the first taste of the coming winter. Frost can end the growing season for many of our plants, but with the right preparations, we can protect tender plants and prolong the...
by Platt Hill Nursery | Jul 17, 2023 | Lawn & Garden, DIY/How to, Newbie Gardener
An abundance of insects is a natural sign of a healthy and biodiverse garden. Sometimes, however, these garden guests can quickly become pests, damaging our plants and ruining our crops. It’s every gardener’s job to keep an eye out for potential nuisances...
