Wow, Memorial Day Weekend is here already, where did May go? So now everyone can mow their lawns knowing they did their part to help honeybees in the northeast. But now the serious work begins, …
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Jim Boxberger
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5/26/23
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Now that ‘No Mow May’ is almost over, many of you will be out mowing lawns and weed whacking once again. But not every weed should be so quickly discarded. There are many so called, …
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Jim Boxberger
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5/19/23
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I mentioned last week that I moved and our new house has a lawn that is more moss than grass. This week, I moved our camper from the old house to new and found that the lawn is quite hard as well. …
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Jim Boxberger
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5/12/23
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I mentioned last week that I moved and our new house has a lawn that is more moss than grass. This week, I moved our camper from the old house to new and found that the lawn is quite hard as well. …
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Jim Boxberger, Jr
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5/12/23
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Happy Cinco de Mayo, the fifth of May. The full moon is tonight and after tonight I am calling it safe to plant outside. I’m getting asked almost twenty times a day now, when can I plant? …
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Jim Boxberger Jr.
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5/5/23
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With the days getting warmer and longer, we are spending more time outdoors getting ready for the season ahead. Spring cleaning is in full swing and I have been doing a lot of spring cleaning this …
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Jim Boxberger
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4/28/23
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If you have been out of the house lately you must have seen the forsythia, with its golden yellow color, in full bloom. Forsythia are our reminder that now is the time to treat your lawn for …
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Jim Boxberger
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4/21/23
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As I took a drive on Easter Sunday around the county, I started to notice certain areas that already had violets and daffodils blooming as well as grass that was much greener than in Swan Lake. And …
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Jim Boxberger
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4/14/23
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With the nice weather this week everyone coming in are asking when can we plant. Well, it is still real early and things like flowers with the exception of pansies are out of the question. But there …
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Jim Boxberger
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4/7/23
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Don’t be quick to blame deer, rabbits or the crazy winter for why your favorite shrub or tree didn’t make it through the winter. Sometimes the problem is much smaller, it could be the …
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Jim Boxberger
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3/31/23
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