A Rainbow of Color
Celebrating Pride Broccolo celebrates the Freedom of all Americans to always be themselves. Diversity is a founding principal in the Broccolo culture in [...]
A Couple’s Love Story in Their Garden
By Laurie Broccolo Avid gardeners, Wendy and Morley Gwirtzman built a special place in their small yard in Brighton. The gardens grew out [...]
Keeping Mosquitos at Bay
Keep Those Mosquitos at Bay With Broccolo's Organic Garlic Spray! Treat just your patio or your entire property for [...]
Broccolo’s Entrepreneurship Program
Interested in starting your own mowing business or already mow? Broccolo will teach and pay you and your business to edge, mulch, prune and plant [...]
Keeping those weeds at bay!
Edible Bittercress Did you know weeds aren't all bad? Some can be made into salad! Bittercress is one of the easiest weeds to [...]
Shade Solutions
7 Perennials for Shade Not only are all these plants perfect for the shady sections of your yard, they're also all deer resistant! [...]
Trees for Arbor Day
Why We Need Trees If the heat bothers you, plant a tree.If the water bothers you, plant a tree.If you like fruits, plant [...]
Your DIY Landscape
SPRING 2022 IS BOOKING UP! Make an appointment to meet with a landscape consultant to plan your perfect landscape installation right in time [...]
Cleaning Up Your Garden
Photo courtesy of the Genesee Land Trust. https://www.geneseelandtrust.org/ GARDEN CLEAN-UP It is time to cut back old perennials & rake out thick leaves [...]
When Everything Freezes…
FREEZING TEMPERATURES? What happens when the temperature in March fluctuates from 18 degrees to 67 degrees in a 36 hour timeframe?Replenishing with fertilizer [...]