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Rick has some tips when it comes to growing tomatoes. He says deep planting is key number one.
Rick likes to spruce up his potted planters, so he recommends a tiered planter this week.
Rick calls it the good, the bad and the ugly. After a very warm March and cool April, there are plants in our landscaping that fall into each category.
It's a big "holiday" for our Greenthumb Rick Vuyst, Arbor Day.
Rick says now is the time to think herbs.
Rick has noticed some problems in his landscaping due to the early warm-up and blooms, followed by overnight freezes.
Rhododendrons and many other blooming plants have taken off already this year, due to our warm March weather.
This morning's rain will help green up lawns and trees.
You've got questions? Rick has "planswers".
Spring has officially arrived and you'll probably start working in the soil soon.
In addition to the four step fertilizer plan, Rick also recommends putting down a Gypsum pellet application to wake up your lawn.
While the air has been very warm and mild this winter, what really matters for our yard is the actual soil temperature. Rick says things will start happening once the soil temps start approaching 60 degrees.
As the West Michigan Home & Garden show has arrived, that means Spring is near and Rick Vuyst is ecstatic.
Holy Moley, there are some serious mole tunnels out there right now, with the lack of snow they really show up.
It has been a mild Winter so far and you may have noticed many buds thickening up appearing to be ready for Spring. Many people want to know if it will cause problems later this year in the Spring and Summer.