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Long-term Drought Effects on Trees and Shrubs Recurring and prolonged periods of drought seem to have become commonplace in many regions of the country in recent years. The effects on trees and shrubs can often be seen in both…
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The snow has melted, the birds are chirping and your plants are waking up. What now?!?Get outside and clean up the landscape beds so your plantings will look their best this season. Below is a step by step guide to make your…
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Planting Your Living Christmas Tree At the Northeast Nursery, you are purchasing a living tree rather than a cut tree, so you can have many more future years watching this tree grow. How it is cared for…
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Hedges and Screens are used in the landscape to create a formal attitude to the garden or landscape and often define lines and spaces. A hedge or hedgerow is a line of closely spaced shrubs and tree species,…
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Fertilizing Your Lawn This Fall Fall is officially here! The days are getting shorter and cooler. Many homes suffered from lawn damage this year and are in need of repair this fall. You are probably planning on seeding…
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Late Blight on Tomatoes and Potatoes Gardeners and Landscapers need to be on the lookout for Late Blight , a plant diseasecaused by Phytophthora infestans , which isa very destructive…
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Fall Decor at Northeast Nursery! Come in and see our garden shop turned into a harvest decorating center, you will be amazed. We have everything you need! Cornstalks Hay…
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Seed Starting Starting seeds inside before it is safe to plant outside can be fun for you or your family. Some seeds germinate faster than others so it is important to know when you plan on planting the seedlings into…
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Believe it or not, fungus can be good for your plants! Millions of years ago, plants established a symbiotic relationship with soil organisms called mycorrhizal fungi . The fungi serve as a secondary root system, extending…
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Needle Casting of Evergreens What is needle casting? Needle casting is normal for evergreen trees and shrubs, even though most people think it is a disease and/or an insect. All evergreen needles eventually die. The older…
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