As a general rule, established lawns require approximately:2.5 cm (1 inch) of water per week, including rainfall.This amount should be applied deeply rather than through daily light watering.Deep watering encourages roots to grow farther into the soil, creating a...
A beautiful lawn doesn't happen by accident.Consistent maintenance throughout the year is the key to thick, healthy turf that can withstand heat, drought, foot traffic, and weeds. Whether you've recently installed new sod or want to improve an existing lawn, following...
Water is one of our most valuable resources and finding efficient ways to use it has never been more important. At Purple Springs Nursery & Turf, we're always looking at innovative solutions that help homeowners, landscapers, and growers achieve healthier plants...
Successful sod installation starts with proper watering. Every lawn is a little different, and watering needs can vary depending on the weather, soil conditions, and how long the turf has been down. Regardless of the conditions, the goal is simple:Keep the soil...
Have you ever had a tree with an issue that you just couldn’t get rid of? Maybe you are concerned that your tree is dying? Sometimes when facing a problem that you know nothing about it can seem overwhelming and impossible to move forwards. Here is our approach to...
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Most people don’t like weeds. It seems like those of us who grow crops are always fighting to control them without getting anything in return. This month our Plant Health Department has been thinking about “why you should make friends with weeds”. One of the reasons...
Water your new tree for 5 minutes with a garden hose on ½ household pressure 2-3 times a week (more often in hot weather). Signs that a tree needs water: wilting, followed by browning off or crispy leaves and fall colouring or in severe cases, leaf drop. Yellowing...
Recently we noticed a crop of year old Burr Oak trees struggling to take off. Leaves were chlorotic yellow, aphids were high in severity. Both Tell-Tale signs of a group of struggling trees. In the past, we would have done a quick once-over before spraying it with a...