I'm sure you're sick of clover lawn questions! If there is already a FAQ page on clover lawns you can direct me there! If not I was wondering: - I've heard seeding lawn with clover instead of grasses is better for the environment (pollinators & less water usage are the two things I've heard) - is that true? - are there species of clover native to the Maryland area? - are there recommendations for seeding a lawn re:actual application? Do I need to kill the grass or can I just add clover seeds and let them slowly take over the yard with reseeding intermittently? Thank you for your time and attention!

I am looking for a resource that is a comprehensive listing of typical vineyard expenses.

Extension agent - I have several hundred square feet of Scilla. What is the best way to eradicate it? - Jack Klinker

Do you provide any native seeds or starts (prairie grass?) for purchase?

Are there brands of grass seed that you recommend? I typically buy Superior grass seed from Fleet Farm because I have a large 3 acre lawn and it is less expensive than most of the name brands. I need a good amount of both shade seed and sun & shade seed and am looking for the best bang for the buck. Thank you!

I was away and when I came home last week, my arborvitae was damaged I believe from wind storms. There are two large limbs at the bottom that have split from the main trunk as seen in photos. Should I just remove the damaged branches and will they regrow? It's upsetting since it will leave a large gap in the tree structure. Thanks!

My two Norweigan Pines have browning needles at the ends of the branch and appear to be making their way inwards. I don’t believe it is needlecast, but maybe some virus or cold wind damage from the Winter. However, this issue starting showing up last Fall. Could you help me to diagnose what’s going on and possibly some direction. So far I have been told to prune the bad limbs and treat with a fungicide.

They appear to be some kind of burrow. When I scrape off the pile, there is a little hole between 5/16" and 3/8" going down into the ground. I've tried digging some up but never can find anything. Sometimes it looks like pine needles have been pulled down into the hole.

Hello, I have 2 inkberry hollies-Densa. They are about 4-5 years old. Both have lost most of their leaves. Thought it was deer damage, but don't think so. Can you please tell me what is the best way to care for these shrubs. I've looked up info and I'm getting conflicting info. This form will not accept my pictures. I've tried doing this on my IPhone but that will not accept pics either. Can I send them through another way?

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