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Testimonial to the Meadow Hawks aka Dragonflies, who voraciously eat thousands of mosquitoes daily. They also dine on deer flies and horse flies. Want to attract them? Just stop mowing a portion of the lawn and they will perch in sunny tall grasses. If there are wet areas in the yard, they will lay eggs and devour mosquito larvae before they hatch.
Sometimes they will land on you like a butterfly and it’s an unexpected pleasure to watch.

Featured Project:
Broccolo Installed a wildflower corner in a hard to mow and underutilized area of this customers property. The client loves the end result and so do the bees, birds and insects.

Our Apologies

Retraction:
Thank you to our client in Pittsford for pointing this error out.
Last week’s newsletter had promoted Hypericum as a native.
Hypericum is not native.
Native Americans used St. John’s Wort for medicinal purposes. It is native to Europe and was introduced here but it is not native. We pride ourselves on focusing on natives and wanted to clarify that we were wrong on this particular plant and will continue to research native options for our clients.

Lawns are being overrun by annual crabgrass. Thousands of seeds lay dormant until conditions are perfect for germination and it thrives in extreme heat. If you applied
pre-emergent weed control that creates a barrier for seeds, it became ineffective with the heavy rains and extreme heat.

Did you know crabgrass does not grow in the shade. Planting trees will help cool your yard and limit weed growth.