Gardening by moon phases, also known as lunar gardening, is an ancient practice that associates planting and harvesting activities with the different phases of the moon. While its scientific basis remains uncertain, it holds cultural significance and encourages attention to detail important for plant growth.
Soaring water costs in Jacksonville are driving interest in irrigation efficiency and waste reduction. This is why Rockaway Landscaping recommends Weathermatic’s smart irrigation technology as a solution for HOA communities, commercial, and institutional facilities throughout Northeast Florida.
A false spring is a period in late winter or early spring characterized by unseasonably warm and sunny weather. While tempting to believe it signals the true arrival of spring, these warm spells are often short-lived, followed by a return to colder temperatures, including frost.
Spring fever hits gardeners urging us to break free from winter’s dormancy and revitalize our landscapes. The urge to grab our pruners and sculpt our overgrown shrubs into perfect shapes can become overwhelming on warm days. However, before we embark on our mission, it’s crucial to understand that not all plants appreciate a springtime haircut. While some thrive with a well-timed trim, others can be significantly set back by pruning at the wrong time.
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