There are many factors to consider when making the choice, from convenience to appearance to environmental impact. Below, we’ve broken them all down in our nifty infographic to help you decide. (Scroll to the bottom for full text with helpful links!) The real vs fake Christmas tree debate has been a battle for the ages. […]
Real or Artificial Christmas Trees? A Very Merry Holiday Dilemma! [Infographic] Read More »
Ornamental trees make our properties beautiful. Cherry and apple blossoms in the spring, the deep purple leaves of plum trees in the summer and fall, the delicate white bark of birch trees – these all add texture, color and interest to Connecticut gardens. However, caring for ornamental trees can be challenging. With the beauty of
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If you’re looking for a beautiful, low-maintenance tree for your property, pear trees seem to fare particularly well in Connecticut. Pear trees bloom in spring with pretty white blossoms that often yield edible fruit in fall, so while there’s some work involved, there’s great payoff! Pears are a great choice for a fruit tree because,
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It wasn’t long ago that roses were reserved for only the most experienced and committed gardening enthusiasts. These high-maintenance beauties required special pruning, just the right soil, and special supplemental treatments to stay healthy and abundant. They were susceptible to particular diseases, as well as beetles and other pests. All that has changed with the
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Nobody likes weeds. Apart from the fact that they’re unpleasant in appearance, they can cause harm to your other plants, competing with them for nutrients, water and sunlight. Rather than dedicating all our time to reacting to weeds, we take a proactive approach to weed control and prevent them from growing in the first place.
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Blooms of Magnolia, Forsythia and Viburnum are Sure Signs that Winter is Over! Nothing says spring like the first leaves of a crocus poking up through the earth. It’s a heartening sign that the short, cold days are coming to an end, and an warm weather is just around the corner. At Connecticut Green, we’re
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