Jun

10

Getting Down & Dirty in Your Spring Garden

Posted by Laura Facchin . Published on 10 June 2010, View Comments Received

Local expert Pete Muroski discusses some of the best native landscaping options for your Hudson Valley Garden.

Spring is here in all its muddy glory. Early spring is always a wet season in the Hudson Valley, and with the wet conditions we’ve had over the past couple of days it’s important to remember to wait for the soil to dry out a bit more before digging in it. Working in the yard when the soil is saturated can cause soil compaction problems. This is one of the spring rules I mention to many of my hands on customers when asked, “What can I do in my yard to help sustain a cleaner, healthier outdoor environment?” Click here for full article… »

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May

25

Local Gardens Make a Comeback this Season

Posted by Laura Facchin . Published on 25 May 2010, View Comments Received

Check out some of the area’s most beautiful public and private gardens with special events this summer.

Sometimes you just have to stop and smell the roses, and the Hudson Valley certainly has a way of leading us toward the most fragrant blossoms. The region is virtually packed with gardens, ranging from modest and charming private historic landscapes to over-the-top public botanical gardens and everything in between. Whether you’re seeking out inspiration for you own home landscaping project or just looking for a fun and romantic day out, there is something for everyone. Click here for full article… »

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May

19

Hudson Valley Rentals

Posted by Laura Facchin . Published on 19 May 2010, View Comments Received

A list of over 40 of the Hudson Valley’s most popular apartment complexes.

There’s no doubt that the Hudson Valley is a fun place to live. Within driving distance from New York City but far enough away to enjoy the pleasures of quiet natural beauty, we seem to have something for everyone. Homeowners aren’t the only ones who enjoy the area, however — a huge number of rental communities and apartment complexes dot the region, giving renters a place to call home.
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May

14

The Frost Defense

Posted by Laura Facchin . Published on 14 May 2010, View Comments Received

Recover your plants from a frost with helpful tips from local landscaping expert Pete Muroski.

Keep this from happening to your plants with tips from a local expert

Mother Nature certainly threw the Hudson Valley for a loop this week. A few weeks ago skies were sunny and temperatures ranged from the mid 70s to the low 90s – downright balmy. After the mid-twenty degree frost that our region experienced a few days ago, however, many locals are concerned about their freshly-planted flowers and tender vegetation taking a turn for the worst. Wineries and fruit farmers in the region are especially concerned, as many of their plants popped buds during the heat wave only to be greeted with a slap of frost Monday night. Click here for full article… »

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