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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.
Whether you're developing a lush garden or just adding some greenery to your patio, selecting the right plants can help keep your furry friends safe while still enjoying your outdoor space. So, what outdoor plants are pet-friendly? Let’s take a look at some safe and stylish choices.
Pollen is everywhere this time of year, clinging to our clothes, cars, and even our shoes as we track it inside our homes. To help reduce allergy symptoms while caring for your yard, here are some practical tips for managing lawn maintenance during peak pollen season.
Oak Wilt is a fungal disease that attacks oak trees. The fungus harms the tree by infiltrating the water-conductive tissues and plugging the tree’s vessels. Oak Wilt makes it hard for trees to take in water, causing wilting and even death.
Trunk injections have been used around since the 12th century, with early uses being to enhance or alter a plant’s color, smell and taste. Historical records show that trunk injections were being conducted as early as the 18th century to prevent the spread of insect infestation. Like our ancestors, we’re still combating pests and the effects they have on our trees.
Luckily, there’s an effective way to keep your lawn full, vibrant and healthy year after year. Overseeding is an effective way to combat the effects of harsh winter weather. This process thickens your turf, fills in bare patches and improves your lawn’s overall health.
However, pollen isn’t the only thing that’s spreading among plants. Diseases, particularly fungal ones, lay dormant until temperatures start to heat up. During Summer, they begin to wreak havoc on trees.
A lush, green lawn is the pride of any homeowner. However, common Michigan lawn pests can quickly turn your beautiful landscape into a patchy, unhealthy mess. These pests feed on grass roots, leaves, and stems, leading to discoloration, bald spots, and weakened turf, so identifying and controlling them early can save you time, money, and frustration.
If you’re ready to hand off pest control to the pros, give Visionary Fertilization a call. We’ll have your pest problem under control in no time.
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Your time is precious. Rather than squeezing in yard duty between family and work time, relax and let us do it for you! You can rest easy knowing that your lawn is in good hands with Visionary Fertilization. Call and make an appointment today and start getting quality lawn care from Visionary Fertilization.
