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WARRANTY

ALL TREES AND SHRUBS COME WITH A ONE YEAR WARRANTY. YOU MUST HAVE YOUR ORIGINAL RECEIPT AND DEAD PRODUCT FOR INSPECTION. PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THE REAL TIME THAT YOUR TREE OR SHRUB SHOULD START TO SHOW SIGNS OF LIFE. NOT ALL FORMS OF THE SAME KIND OF ITEM START TO SHOW SIGNS OF LIFE AT THE SAME TIME. THE ROOTS MUST SHOW SIGNS OF PROPER WATERING, TICKLING OF THE ROOTS AND PROPER PLANTING. THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR VINES, CLAMTIS OR ROSE BUSHES. IF A TREE OR SHRUB IS NOT COMPLETELY DEAD THEN THERE IS NO WARRANTY. WE DO NOT WARRANTY A ITEM BECAUSE OF THE FOLLOWING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WAS LEFT IN THE CONTAINER, IMPROPER PLANTING, STILL HAS GREENS, STILL ALIVE, IS NOT GROWING AS FAST AS THE OTHERS IN YOUR YARD, YOU DON'T LIKE IT, HAS NOT GROWN AS FAST AS YOU WANT IT, YOU OVER FERTILIZED IT, YOU OVER PRUNED IT, OVER WATERING, SHOWS SIGNS OF DISEASE OR BUGS (BECAUSE YOU DID NOT TREAT IT), YOU PLANTED IN THE WRONG AREA ( YOU PUT IN SUN WHEN IT NEEDS SHADE OR PLANTED IN SHADE WHEN IT NEEDS FULL SUN), THE LEAVES DID NOT TURN COLOR FIRST YEAR, IMPROPER SOIL CONDITIONS AND SO ON. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR TREE OR SHRUB PLEASE CALL FIRST.

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GETTING READY

Now is the time to be thinking of the location of your next beautiful flower or vegatable garden. Weather your looking for a small improvement or a large landscape design come down to our well stocked master nursery. We can help you with all your planning needs.

Chores and Maintenance

Carefully remove winter mulches from planting beds

Dig beds in preparation for spring planting as soon as soil is workable

Add compost in four to six inch layers and work into planting bed soil

Remove protective cover from evergreens

Reset frost-heaved plants

Apply horticultural oil sprays to dormant trees and shrubs before buds open and if there is no danger of night frost

As ground becomes workable, de-thatch lawn; fill in low spots with soil; fertilize established lawns

Planting
                      We have a large seletion of livingston seeds to choice from.
                     Don't forget that all of our trees and shrubs come with a 1 year warraanty.

Plant deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs, weather and soil conditions permitting

Sow seeds of annuals and vegetables indoors that require 10-12 weeks before transplanting

Sow radish and lettuce seeds directly into the vegetable garden

Plant cold weather vegetables like spinach, peas, lettuce, and broccoli as soon as soil is workable

Plant and transplant perennials

Divide and transplant summer-blooming perennials

Soak bare-root plants before planting

Plant rose

Pruning/Fertilizing
                          We have all you need to prune and fertilizer your gardens and lawms.

Prune all plant material to remove any diseased, dead, weak, or crossing branches

Complete tree pruning before new growth begins

Prune late-flowering shrubs such as buddleia and Hydrangea paniculata but wait until after flowering on early-flowering shrubs like forsythia, Hydrangea macrophylla, rhododendron, and syringa

Wait to prune evergreens, hedges, and other shrubs until late spring into early summer

Prune all fruit trees before growth begins

Prune hybrid tea roses, floribundas, and grandifloras but wait until after flowering on climbers and ramblers

Prune back leggy perennials

Cut back ornamental grasses to new shoots

Fertilize deciduous, broad-leaved and needle-leaved evergreen trees and shrubs if not fed in the fall

Apply fertilizer to roses as new growth begins

Fertilize and lime vegetable garden

Table OF TIMES
PLANNING	ANY	TIME
CHORES	3/15	10/10
PLANTING	5/20	5/30
FERTILIZING	3/15	10/10

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