The Heat is On…
Globally, July is considered the hottest month of the year. When the calendar flips to August, the return of school and football season begins to mark our transition into fall.…
It’s Vacation Season! Time to Protect Landscapes from Short-Term Neglect…
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer and the official start of vacation season! From weekend trips to extended getaways, your customers may be relying on you to help…
Don’t Get Caught with Your Plants Down
The weeks between Easter and Mother’s Day are one of the busiest times of the year for the nursery industry. Gifting potted plants are a common practice during these holidays,…
Two Great Products – Better Together
Like Batman and Robin or peanut butter and jelly, Hydretain and CytoGro are the perfect pair when it comes to reducing water use, minimizing plant stress, and improving new plant…
Hydretain Can’t Work in the Desert, Can It?
The belief that Hydretain products can’t perform in the desert is guided by a misunderstanding of how the Hydretain technology functions. One of the biggest misconceptions about Hydretain is that…
April is National Lawn Care Month
The American lawn is almost as iconic baseball and apple pie. From pick-up football games, to week-end BBQ’s to small weddings, home lawns often serve as a gathering place where…
Winter Turf Damage and Spring Recovery
As we enter the growing season, it is time to get out and assess the state of your turf. Harsh winter conditions and winter diseases can easily damage cool season…
Hydretain for Home Gardens
Long before Hydretain was available in retail garden centers it was being used on home vegetable and flower gardens. After seeing the results on golf courses and commercial turf, superintendents…
Highlights from the World Ag Expo
In celebration of National Ag Day, we’re highlighting our experience as first-time exhibitors at the World Ag Expo earlier this year. The World Ag Expo is the world's largest annual…
Save Water, Improve Fruit Set and Extend Water Access for Dry Farming
Many people are familiar with the use of wetting agents designed to break surface tension and allow irrigation or rain water to penetrate the soil. They do a great job…
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