The Top Problems And Solutions For Soil Compaction
Here are 5 signs to look for to determine potential soil compaction. If any of the symptoms are occurring there is a good chance the soil is compacted and needs attention and immediate maintenance.
Dog Spots Destroying Your Grass? Here’s What to Do.
Having dogs has many perks, however, a lush, green lawn is not…
How to make the best choice between sod, seed or hydroseed
Renovating any landscape or development area can often lead to…
New Reviews About Outstanding Turf At TIEC
Tryon Internation Equestrian Center (TIEC) has a grass complex…
How to Choose the Right Soil for You
Successful growing starts from the right soil ground and works…
The Top 6 Most Common Landscaping Mistakes
1. Planting in the Wrong Place
A common Landscaping mistake…
A common Landscaping mistake…
The Top 8 Myths About Gardening
Myth: Newly Planted Trees Need To Have Stakes
It's often thought…
It's often thought…
Growing Plants That Will Help Attract Wildlife To Your Garden
Wildlife can help bring your garden to life. Butterflies, birds,…
How To Help Your Plants Fight The Stresses of Summer
It's officially the first day of summer. While you may enjoy…
5 Ways To Minimize Your Weed Growth
1. Don't wake up the seeds
There are always weed seeds that…
There are always weed seeds that…
You Need To Know The Importance Of Organic Soil Matter
In order to know the importance of organic soil matter, it is…
Top 10 Beautiful, Sustainable, and Eco-Friendly Landscapes
Did you know that the name Mirimichi was chosen for its Native…
How To Know When To Aerate Your Lawn
Aerification or aeration accomplishes three key objectives:
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5 Proven Ways to Save Water in Your Garden
1. Don't Over-Water
Many people over-water which is not only…
Many people over-water which is not only…
Transforming Your Landscape to be Healthy and Sustainable
From fertilizers and bio-stimulants to soil amendments and organic…
Mirimichi Green Announces Inaugural Sustainable Program Member Award
Singapore Open 2017 Guest Speaker
Mirimichi Green Tackles College Stadium
Mirimichi Green Goes International
Mirimichi Green Announces Carbon In All Liquid Products
/1 Comment/in Blog, News /by Alex MoloskyMirimichi Green has announced that their liquid carbon is being mixed in all of their liquid fertilizers and bio-stimulants.
Mirimichi Green Adds New Hires To Team
/in Blog, News /by Alex MoloskyMirimichi Green, a premier manufacturer of revolutionary and sustainable landscape products, today announces that two new members have been added […]
Get Rid Of Bugs With Mirimichi Green Pest Control
/in Articles, Blog /by Alex MoloskyAre pesky bugs disrupting your outdoor areas? Mirimichi Greens Pest Control is the solution with proven efficacy and safety. This all-natural formula […]
Spring Tips For Sod And Topdressing Applications
/in Articles, Blog /by Alex MoloskyCurious about Mirimichi Green products but don’t know where to start? Mirimichi Green can help! Below are two basic Spring […]
US Equestrian Federation Announces Mirimichi Green as an Official Sponsor
/in Blog, News /by Alex MoloskyBy: US Equestrian Communications Department Lexington, KY – The United States Equestrian Federation (US Equestrian) is pleased to announce Mirimichi Green […]
Golf Course Industry – Injecting Different Theories
/in Articles, Blog /by Alex MoloskyThe maintenance rituals of aerification and topdressing are fixtures in the world of golf. Superintendents are exploring alternatives to traditional aerification.
Mirimichi Green Introduces Pest Control Product
/in Blog, News /by Alex MoloskyMirimichi Green is introducing a new pest control product that is all-natural and will control and kill pests. Mirimichi Green, […]
How To Keep A Christmas Tree Fresh And Green
/in Articles, Blog /by Alex MoloskyYou have a Christmas tree! Now it’s time to prevent your tree from losing all of its needles and keep your Christmas tree as fresh and green as the day it was cut. But, how? With Mirimichi Green’s Tree & Shrub!
Urban Sustainability Is Growing
/in Articles, Blog /by Alex MoloskyGreen roofs and walls are gaining popularity in urban developments. This unique landscaping trend is more than just an architectural design, it provides the base for plants to positively impact polluted urban and suburban environments.