Mike Kukol 
Of the thousands of flower and plant species, only a small number of them are toxic to the point of being truly dangerous to your pets. Before your dog or cat eats a flower or plant in your garden, worrying you to the point of calling a helpline, it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself … Read more
When it comes to mowing your lawn, there are some standard procedures which, when followed, will lead to your efforts being rewarded with a vibrant, healthier lawn. The following tips will help keep your lawn looking great: To encourage healthy growth, mowing your lawn once per week is a good rule of thumb, except during … Read more
DogscapingDo you have a “problem digger?” Does your dog trample the foliage on the boundary of your property? Is it possible to maintain a beautiful, vibrant landscape, while keeping your dog happy and healthy? By simply altering your landscape, these are issues which can be easily addressed. The Digger Your dog may well be just … Read more
Over the past four hundred years, literally hundreds, if not thousands, of invasive plant species have been introduced into New Jersey. These natural invaders may start as a nuisance, but can quickly and aggressively spread, taking over a habitat. These invaders can be found on farmland, in forests and gardens, as well as in the … Read more
A typical New Jersey lawn An extensive array of grass seeds accommodates the seasonal changes and differing sun exposures experienced in New Jersey. Both cool and warm season grasses are grown in our state, with cool season grasses being more common. Kentucky Bluegrass, perennial Ryegrass and fine Fescue can be found throughout the state. Commonly used … Read more
With the beginning of spring those of us who are fortunate enough to have a garden should do a bit of preparation for the seasons ahead. There are some priceless tips that you should take to heart whether you have a professionally landscaped garden or not. The last frost that we get is usually around … Read more
