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1. ohioline.osu.edu › topic › home-yard-and-gardenHome, Yard and Garden | Ohioline - Ohio State University

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   home, yard and garden, plant disease, lawn, turf, turf grass sample, golf course turf, athletic turf, sod farms. What to Look for in a Lawn Care Service. HYG-4025-88. lawn, lawncare, mowing, fertilizer, disease control, grub control, soil cultivation, re-seeding, re-sodding, irrigation services, lime application.

2. buckandsons.comBuck and Sons Landscape Service | Columbus Landscaping

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   Since 1971, Buck and Sons Landscape Service has been providing award-winning landscape installation and maintenance services for homeowners and commercial properties in Central Ohio. Creative Landscape & Design services for both residential & commercial outdoor spaces.

3. gardenauntie.com › gardening-by-state › ohioGardening in Ohio - What to Plant in Spring & Fall

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   • Understanding Ohio Hardiness Zones
   • Spring Gardening in Ohio
   • Fall Gardening in Ohio
   • Still Not Sure What to Plant in Ohio?

   Hardiness zones, sometimes referred to as “growing zones” or “planting zones”, were created by the USDA to help gardeners determine which plants are best suited for a particular location. Ohio encompasses 2 hardiness zones. They are zones 5 and 6. Before we get started, determine which zone you live in by visiting this interactive USDA hardiness zo...

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   Zone 6

   During the spring in Ohio zone 6, try planting short season produce in March that prefer cold weather, such as romaine lettuce, green peas, and broccoli. These crops will feel much more comfortable in the moderate temperatures of spring, as opposed to the intensity of an Ohio summer. And their short growing period means once temperatures begin to rise, they’ll be ready to harvest and replaced with plants more adapt to the Ohio heat. Classic home garden produce, such as zucchini, yellow squash...

   Zone 5

   In Ohio growing zone 5, spring is considerably cold compared to most other areas. As a result, the viable growing season in these locations is fairly short. To get the most out of your garden in Ohio zone 5, seedlings should to be started indoors. We also recommend using a blanket of straw to help protect transplants from a surprise frost. With so much of the growing season experiencing cooler temperatures, focusing on frost tolerant crops is a great strategy for success. Vegetables such as c...

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   Zone 6

   Want to keep gardening in Ohio zone 6 even as the weather cools? You might be surprised by your options! Fall crops for Ohio zone 6 are typically planted around July and August. This should give the plant enough time to establish itself before cold weather begins to set in. Think cold-loving crops such as buttercrunch lettuce, carrots, and kale. Hardy root vegetables and durable leafy greens are great options, especially if you’re looking for something to plant in September or early October.

   Zone 5

   For Ohio growing zone 5, fall gardening is a race against the cold. Likely, you’ll want to plant short season fall crops during July or August, to ensure ample harvest time before the season’s first frost hits. Cold hardy produce are the most viable fall crops for Ohio growing zone 5. Some of our favorites for Ohio are broccolini, onions, radishes, and collard greens. Not only can these type of plants withstand a bit of cold, but they’ll be great roasted or thrown in soups and stews during th...

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   See our full list of growing guides for cold weather vegetables and warm weather vegetablesfor more inspiration.

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4. www.petittigardencenter.comPetitti Garden Centers | Home & Garden Center, Plant Nursery

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   4 days ago · Set as My Location. Our family-owned home and garden centers provide locally grown plants, lawn and garden supplies, home décor, and more at retail locations across Northeast Ohio.

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5. www.seelyslandscape.com › welcomeWelcome – Seelys

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   In 1978, he started the German Village Garden Garage, a boutique garden center, which specialized in perennials, annuals, herbs (over 125 varieties), spring and summer flowering bulbs, water plants (first in Columbus to grow and retail water plants) and the use of tropical plants outside in the garden.

6. www.madisontree.comMadison Tree and Landscape

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   What We Do. Madison Tree & Landscape Co. is an Ohio based business established by a life long resident of Madison county, David Spegal in 1986. The company has grown from a single man landscape service to a team of over 35+ trained landscapers, designers, installers, arborists, and irrigation specialists providing services in West Jefferson ...

7. kernshomeandgarden.com › about-usAbout Us - Kern's Home and Garden

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   2438 Canton Rd Akron Ohio 44312 330.699.6529 Kern's Home & Garden 2438 Canton Rd Akron Ohio 44312 330.699.6529 Kern's Home & Garden 2438 Canton Rd Akron Ohio 44312 ...