by Christie Dustman | Feb 3, 2016 | Education, Landscape maintenance
Contributed by Jim Lynn The colder temperatures are settling in and we are starting to see snow in our forecast as we head deeper into winter. Occasionally we are fortunate enough to have what New Englanders refer to as a dusting (anything under 6 inches), but it is...
by Christie Dustman | Nov 4, 2015 | Landscape maintenance, Plants, Trees
How many of you had deep sadness this spring when you saw the snow’s violent impact on your favorite Weeping Japanese Maple, Mounded Pine, or other beloved plant? Christie Dustman & Co. spent much of the spring in plant triage mode; in many cases, we had to remove...
by Christie Dustman | Mar 11, 2015 | Gardening, Landscape maintenance, Pruning
As the temperature warms this week, the woody plants of your garden will start to show again. Oh, the irony of finally seeing your “winter interest plants” now that spring is almost here! We are getting inquiries about how to handle damage seen on shrubs and small...