Gammon's Landscape Nursery, Inc. is a full service plant nursery and garden center serving the Auburn & Lewiston area. Our staff is professionally trained, well equipped and experienced in all areas of landscape design and maintenance. We offer a wide selection of landscaping plants, products and services to homeowners, building contractors and professional landscapers.
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Once moisture has penetrates the seed coat, germination begins and the seed begins to grow. If the seed dries out to a certain point, the areas will die and have to be re-seeded. Water newly seeded areas very heavily at first. Completely saturate the new loam. It may take 2 or 3 hours, and sometimes more per section.
2. If the subsoil is sandy 1 to 2 inches of clay should be spread over the area before you spread the loam. 14. Second fertilization 4 weeks after planting with regular lawn fertilizer, If lawn was planted in the spring. Lawns planted after mid June should not be fertilized again until the first of September.
After a storm large trees may have split branches. Making the proper pruning cuts is critical to safety of the person pruning and for the long term healing for the tree. Successful pruning requires that all cuts be made in a way that allows the plant to close off the wounds and resume healthy growth.
Newly planted roses about once a week. Try to water the roots without hitting the foliage. If not possible, try to water early in the morning giving the sun enough time to get the water off the foliage by mid day. Make sure when you do water, you water deeply. Some methods of watering can take up to an hour (watering methods can be found in watering instructions, in the gardening information tab).
Oscillating Sprinkler: Leave the sprinkler on for 2.5 to 4 hours depending on spray pattern and size of root ball per section. Make sure to overlap each section. Hose Trickle: Place the end of your garden hose on top of the root ball and allow water to trickle at a moderate rate for about 30 minutes to an hour depending on the size of the root ball.
