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Garden Design Mistakes & How to Avoid Them
There’s something deeply satisfying about imagining your dream garden, soft lighting flickering through trees, a curved stone path that leads to a quiet bench, maybe the faint sound of water…
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The Complete Outdoor Living Build
The Complete Outdoor Living Build: From Idea to Reality with Ganshert It usually begins with a spark. A homeowner in Madison sits on their patio one summer night and thinks,…
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Case Study Solving Drainage & Grading Issues
Case Study: Solving Drainage & Grading Issues with Ganshert’s Expertise The rain always came heavily in Madison. For most families, it meant cozy evenings indoors, maybe the sound of water…
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Having Trouble Getting Rid of That Pesky and Super Invasive GARLIC MUSTARD?
Here is what you CAN do: IDENTIFY – Be sure to properly identify that the plant is garlic mustard – it is a biennial which means that it only has…
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Amending Clay or Compacted Soil
Wisconsin, especially the Madison area, is known for its clay soil. Here are some tips on amending clay soil before you plant for a healthier garden. Clay A clay or…
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Water Tips for Drought Conditions
Drought stress is a real issue. If you have invested in trees and shrubs, you definitely want to keep those alive. Water according your priorities, but a good suggestion would…
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Give Your Lawn a Facelift – Aeration and Overseeding
About: About this time of year (especially during a hot and dry summer) your lawn may be looking a little thin, developing brown spots, or just doesn’t look as good…
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The Best Time of Year for Renovating or Overseeding
The Best Time of Year for Renovating or Overseeding Your Lawn is Between August 15 and September 30 Renovating – if your lawn is more than 50% weeds and dead…
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Guidelines on the Principles of Pruning
These general guidelines are intended to assist you in understanding why and how pruning is done. The final page (Perennials) can be taken out into the garden and will hopefully…
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Expert Tips for Paver Maintenance and Winter Care
Immediately after your pavers are installed, the area can be used. No need to wait. Occasionally, a white blush appears on pavers. This happens to many concrete products and is…