FROM THE EHS TEAM

Seasonal observations and project stories from the team at Eastern Horticultural Services.

Nepeta (catmint) in bloom along a stone retaining wall in a Chester County garden, with pink Dianthus in the foreground

August Doesn’t Let Up. Here’s Where to Put the Effort.

Ann Waters on deadheading roses, shearing back catmint, watching for early grub damage in turf and keeping containers watered through Chester County’s August heat.

Oakleaf hydrangea blooms opening in June, with white flower clusters and lobed leaves

What June Asks of a Garden

June is when the garden stops asking for patience and starts asking for attention. The spring show is behind us. The lilacs and viburnums have[…]

Vibrant red and white tulips in full spring bloom with pink and purple varieties visible in the background of a sunny garden

April Moves Fast. Here’s What Not to Miss.

April in Chester County is not a month for standing still. The garden doesn’t wait for a convenient moment, it pushes forward whether you’re ready[…]