Category: Ken Morgan

The garden may be slowing down, but there’s still plenty of activities to do and things to plant. Spring flowering bulbs, such as alliums, crocus, daffodils, hyacinths and tulips can still be planted through November. Remember...

Fall’s fiery tree colors are one of nature’s most stunning shows, but did you know those brilliant reds, oranges and yellows were hiding all summer long? The vibrant hues you see when the leaves change isn’t about the weather...

Many people think that the end of summer is the time that the gardening season starts to wind down. The reality is landscape plants, lawns and vegetables do grow and thrive this time of year. I mention this because fall is...

August is typically considered the vacation month by many, as kids are getting ready for a new school year and many of us just need a break to relax. With these and other things to do, our gardens and landscapes sometimes take a...

July on the Eastern Shore brings intense heat and humidity. Checking your existing and newly planted landscape is especially important during this time of the year. Established lawns and landscapes need 1 inch to 1 1/2 inches of...