 Our family has been growing in and for Beavercreek since 1925.
The Greater Dayton area’s premiere garden center and landscape provider. At Knollwood, we help your ideas bloom!  Crabgrass Control Options by Knollwood on July 26, 2010 at 12:00pm Crabgrass is rearing its ugly head with a vengeance right now, so what should you do? First, it is important to take a look at your lawn health, and how much crabgrass you actually have.
Crabgrass is an annual, which means the plant you see now will die this winter. The plants you see next year are the results of the seeds dropped this year. (Pre-emergent treatments applied this spring to prevent those seeds from germinating were not as effective this year due to the heavy rains washing the treatment through the soil more quickly than usual.) Killing the plants now will prevent most of those seeds from happening.... Got Grubs? by Knollwood on June 17, 2009 at 12:00pm Helpful Websites by Knollwood on March 9, 2008 at 12:00am From time to time, we would like to share helpful resources with you, such as this one: The County Extension Offices are not just for farmers and 4-H! They have always been an excellent resource for any horticulturally related questions, and one we use frequently when we are stumped! Greene County Extension agent Gerry Mahan wrote in a recent Dayton Daily News column about the launch of a new website bringing together the best of the national network of Extension Offices' websites. www.eXtension.org looks like an excellent resource for Lawn, Garden, and Houseplant information. You can register with the site to get more localized information as well. This looks like one worth exploring, and bookmarking for future reference as well. 2008 Seminar: Go For The Green by Knollwood on March 8, 2008 at 12:00am To kick off our Free 2008 Spring Seminar Series, Knollwood Garden Center's John Scott will help us to learn to love our lawns, one step at a time. John loves a lawn challenge, and he will begin by walking through the month-by-month tasks and things he watches for in his own yard. Scott's Four Step Program and Greenview's Two Step Program will also be compared and discussed.
Bring your questions on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 at 7:00, and call 937-426-0861 to register!... Fall Lawn Care by Knollwood on September 23, 2007 at 12:00am The heat of the summer is past (knock on wood), and now that you are feeling rejuvenated by the turning of the seasons, it is time to share that feeling with your lawn. A little care now will mean a healthier, happier, stronger lawn in the spring, so follow these fall lawn care tips now and reap the benefits later.
(BuckeyeGardening.com is a website provided by members, like Knollwood, of the Ohio Nursery and Landscape Association. The wide range of information available there is dedicated to Ohio gardening.) |
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