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Emily Scott
Nov 20, 20243 min read
The Importance of Wintertime Plant Hydration
Winter can be hard on your garden. A beautiful garden is an investment that brings you joy and an incredible show of foliage with its...
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angela9713
Oct 18, 20243 min read
Five Reasons to Have an Outdoor Sitting Area
You might think carefully before decorating your interior rooms, but have you ever considered what the design of an outdoor room might...
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angela9713
Aug 7, 20244 min read
Soil Amendments- How Can They Help Your Garden
If plants are the divas of your garden, soil is the stage crew making sure the show goes on. Despite being the literal foundation of...
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Jeanne McCarthy
Jun 7, 20232 min read
The Power of Mulch: How it Works and Why Gardeners Love It
Gardeners understand the power of mulch which simply put, improves plant growth and health. This hard-working product regulates the...
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Neil Atzinger
Mar 18, 20233 min read
5 Reasons to Start Gardening in March
Important early-season cleanup, weeding, and pruning makes for a successful garden for the whole year.
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Neil Atzinger
Feb 25, 20233 min read
Pollard (noun, verb) - An Ancient Technique for an Updated Tree
How and when to use pollarding as a tree pruning technique.
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Neil Atzinger
Aug 19, 20211 min read
Essential Iris Care for Better Blooms
September is the month for iris care. Atzinger Gardens crews will typically lift, clean, divide, and transplant irises for garden care...
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Neil Atzinger
Jan 27, 20211 min read
Ann Arbor's Official Unofficial Flower
Atzinger Gardens contributes gardening articles to Michigan Gardener. Read our 2020 article on year-long peony care.
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Neil Atzinger
Nov 28, 20203 min read
How to Build Winter Potting Containers
Assembling winter potting containers has been a festive way to end our gardening season. One of our head gardeners, Calla Butler,...
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Neil Atzinger
Apr 6, 20191 min read
Hot Off The Press - Boxwood Care in Early Spring
Tightly sheered boxwood hedges are excellent features in a stately garden (especially when juxtaposed against a bed of loose, flowing...
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