Bambi isn’t so cute when he’s chomping away at half your backyard. Deer can be a huge nuisance for Maryland homeowners, but choosing the...

Looking for a few great ways to get rid of Japanese beetles and eliminate them from invading your landscape and ruining your plants?...

You may think it’s too hot to start planning your fall veggie gardens, but over the next few weeks, it’s a good idea to go ahead and start planning what what you want now, especially before the hustle-and-bustle of the school year starts. As long as your seeds germinate in late July or early August, your fall vegetable garden can produce delicious veggies like cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, lettuce and spinach. When to Plant? The best way to determine when to start fall seed

While children may make wishes on the fuzzy heads of dandelions, gardeners and lawn enthusiasts tend to curse the cheery yellow flowers...

June is National Safety Month and a great time to talk about mower safety. The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission estimates more...

We've been without rain for going on weeks in Maryland, many of our customers are concerned about their lawns, and rightfully so! Once...

In zones where winter has put plants in sleep mode, like Maryland, now’s the best time to prune certain specimens. Use heading cuts to...

We are frequently asked to tackle challenging landscape design problems. Rooted In Nature are experts at providing solutions that really work for our clients with unique issues like grading, poor drainage , unsightly views, and bad soil. Our approach is to begin with overall orientation of the deck, including its height, border, and hours of sun and shade each day in every season. Then we determine the plantings that will best suit your property, your lifestyle, your mainten

Healthy soil is the basis of healthy plants and a healthy environment. When garden soil is in good shape there is less need for fertilizers or pesticides. When building soil you not only improve your plants health, but you can also improve your own. Organic soil is rich in humus, the end result of decaying materials such as leaves, grass clippings and compost. It holds moisture, but drains well. Good organic garden soil is loose and fluffy — filled with air that plant roots n

A beautifully designed lawn can completely transform an ordinary looking house. Not to mention, quality landscaping can improve your...

Do you know how to prune correctly? Pruning directly benefits the health and visual appeal of shrubs and trees. Learn why to do it, how...

When it comes to landscaping, you want plants that won't always keep you busy watering, fertilizing and pruning. Trees, shrubs and flowers grow and change, of course, but some take more work than others. The good news: many low-maintenance plants will meet your needs, and will thrive here in the Maryland climate. 1. Shasta Daisy Shasta Daisies are easy to grow. This classic perennial has large white blooms that last until early fall. Shasta daisies prefer well-drained soil.

Choosing colored mulch for your next project is a great way to add beauty to your landscape design while improving the health of your...

The first day of spring this year is March 20! While snow and frost are still threats beyond this date in many climates, it’s nearly time...

If you have big dreams for your landscape this year, now is a great time to map out what you want and create a wish list so you can hit the ground running when spring arrives. While you may not know where to begin with your spring landscape preparations, you can rest assured knowing that Rooted In Nature is available to help you achieve a healthier, greener lawn. We've compiled a guide to help you in your spring planning endeavors. What Do I Need To Know About Spring Planning

Maintaining a beautiful, healthy lawn can be done with the help of an experienced team of professionals, but day-to-day maintenance...

The mild winter gives way to a spring calendar--but, gardeners, not so fast! For some ideas on what to do--and not do--in the March...

Although there may not be any snow in the cards this year for 2023, we wanted to share our tips for those late winter snow showers, they are always a possibility. One of the most frustrating parts of winter is the need to shovel snow. You might just want to wait until springtime and just let it all melt. However, the effort must be given. If you’re tired of wasting time and effort on removing snow every winter, it’s time to use these 9 snow removal tips for your home to get

Fleece in the garden is similar to the fleece we use for blankets and jackets: it keeps plants warm. Called both garden fleece and...

Spring might not officially begin for another month, but gardeners are in full-on preparation mode for the growing season ahead. If you...