The crisp fall air will soon give way to freezing winter nights here on Eastern Long Island; now is the time to prepare our homes to stay warm, safe, and energy-efficient. Coastal winds, variable sea-level humidity, and the potential for nor’easters make winterizing your home...
Let’s get your property ready for winter, reduce pests and diseases, and set yourself up for a healthy spring.Time and planningFall on Long Island is generally mild through October, but frosts become more regular in late October and early November. A good recommendation is to...
We’ve been beautifying Hamptons landscapes for over 40 years. I suppose that means we’ve seen 160 seasons come and go, and although they all have their qualities, Autumn comes up as one of my favorites. I’m Gordon Andrews, Founder and owner of Fertilawn and hamptontick.com....
Spring in the Hamptons is the perfect time to breathe life into your landscape after the winter chill. If you’re a "Do It Yourselfer", here are a couple of tips to help get you started: 1) Mixing in some compost or other organic matter prepares the...