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Hi @Toakaha11, thanks for your comment. If your grass doesn't come back, it's usually because there was something that happened to it in the fall. Grass is very hardy, and even if there is patches of animal damage or fertilizer/chemical damage, the likelihood of the whole lawn staying brown is low. Some grass varieties just take longer than others to come in.

Thanks for your suggestion! We have a great planting guide we could send you, for free! Reach out to us a marketing@classiclandscapes.com.

@angellee9307 Delightful indeed! Thanks for commenting!

Hi @suyantidjemiran2216, thanks for your comment! Potatos are ready for harvest from late July to mid September. You may want to dig the potatoes all at once or take from the ground as you need them! Potato plants naturally mature when the leaves start to ripen and turn yellow. You can also remove the vine when the plant is ripe and leave the potatoes undisturbed in the soil for a few days. This helps the potatoes skin set and harden.

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The best bet is to go with a pine. Spruce like cool temperatures and humidity; they'll grow in full sun to part shade, in well-draining, rocky soils. Tucson gets a little too warm for optimal growing conditions.

Oh noooooo! Did you notice if the leaves changed colour, maybe yellow before it died? Sometimes we can diagnose what happened!

@@ClassicGardens Yes some turned yellow and fell. Now I just have the stump. I keep watering it just hoping it might come back.

@@EarthBound_Spirit Yike, a stump might be telling you that its long gone😞Well, if a green thumb isn't your thing, may we suggest an even easier plant to take care of? Try a snake plant! Those are nearly bullet proof!

@@ClassicGardens I have managed to have problems with the snake plant too. Although, the one I had was a long time ago before I got a little better with my plants.

Hi @Chunderbluck, Perry mentions in the video that, "once we get to the middle of August we want to consider pruning spruce trees". This is true for all spruce trees (and also pine). Classic is located in Edmonton Alberta, we have that information on our profile. Happy pruning everyone!

Video was uploaded August 2022. I think they mention August in the video as well.

@@PRCDoug I guess I missed it in the video...though I was listening for it. Date uploaded doesn't mean much either since these things can be uploaded anytime after production....even years after....

Hi @gerry6265, Perry mentions in the video that, "once we get to the middle of August we want to consider pruning spruce trees".

Hi gideonstibor2519, Perry mentions early in the season, for us in Edmonton Alberta this usually means April 🙂 Although different grow zones may differ, "early" will be across the board in terms of when this will apply to your zone.

Hi there! Thanks for your question. First we need to check if the rhubarb is in the best location. Choosing a sunny spot will help with faster growth, and the soil should be ideally at a pH of 6.

Bro I’m going crazy now……It’s all slowly turning brown even after watering it like crazy……it’s only been 7 days

Me too!!! Only patches of mine is going brown im panicking! I don’t know if I should keep watering or what?

@@angieb19 okay so mine did start to green up very nice. Yesterday I did my first cut and to my surprise it looks magnificent…..I can say now I was just being paranoid. Keep up with the waterings. If no rain then water 3 times a day for 3 weeks. I watered each section for about 15 minutes……….After 3 weeks just once a day.

You can water once every one to two weeks, when the soil is 50 to 75% dry. Be sure that your planter has drainage holes, so the roots aren't sitting in excess water!

Hi! How can we help you?

@@ClassicGardens nothing sir thank you so much.. Any job there

Sorry by the way kind of

Hahaha all good 🙌🙌

Haha yes not real. Unless you’re George of the Jungle

Woohoo! Thank you so much! Stay tuned we have some big plans!