Knight defines plant-water requirement as, “the amount of water that needs to be replaced after it has been lost due to evaporation and transpiration.”

Consider adding this scalable and sustainable solution to your business offering.

By offering dormant pruning towards the end of winter, you can benefit your business, your clients and their landscapes.

Take an organic approach to turf management with these tips and product suggestions.

Just like people need the proper food and nutrients to survive, plants have their own requirements for healthy growth.

Often when there are problems with plants or turf, our first instinct is to water it more. But water might not be the problem at all.

Soil pH is your under-appreciated partner in business.

With ongoing droughts and extended water restrictions across the nation, residential and commercial property owners are considering a unique idea to both save water and maintain attractive landscapes.

One of the many benefits that Ewing receives from being a member of the Irrigation Association (IA) is the opportunity to participate in their legislative efforts.