Exposed Tree Roots: Practical Tips for a Healthy Landscape

Trees are often the most valuable asset in your landscape. Tree roots usually grow just below the soil. However, sometimes we encounter a common problem: exposed tree roots. These unsightly roots can be a tripping hazard and disrupt the aesthetics of your outdoor space. In this guide, we will explore simple and practical solutions to help you deal with exposed tree roots and restore the beauty of your yard. Exposed tree roots occur when the… Read more »


4 Ways To Fix Crusting Soil

The wet weather this past winter has been a blessing and a curse. Many growers and gardeners report crusting soil due to the heavy rains landing on bare ground. The impact of the raindrops helps compact the soil. The challenge is this crust makes it harder for water to penetrate the soil, and more runoff occurs. Fortunately, there are ways to fix and improve your soil. Below are four favorites. Add Organic Matter What soil… Read more »


A Trip To The Hill

Today is day two of the Irrigation Association’s Advocacy Day in Washington DC.  This is running in conjunction with PLANET’s legislative day on Capitol Hill and Renewal and Remembrance,  the day PLANET members volunteer manpower and equipment to enhance the beauty of Arlington National Cemetery. Each year, this event draws hundreds of landscape and lawn care professionals from across the country to Arlington National Cemetery to spend the day mulching, cabling,… Read more »