Deborah Tayloe

Deborah Tayloe is the CEO and co-founder of Tayloe's Lawn Care Services, LLC. She has a B.S.Ed and holds certificates in soil and water management and herbology from accredited programs.

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Preserving herbs for year-round flavor (It’s easier than you think!)

Learn to dry or freeze fresh herbs for freshness. Preserving herbs is a fantastic way to ensure fresh, flavorful food all year. Whether you’re an avid gardener or someone who loves to cook with a particular herb, learning how to preserve it properly can elevate your culinary creations and save you money. In this comprehensive

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Marigold: An easy guide to planting and caring for pretty flowers

It’s also one of your vegetable garden’s most useful companion plants. Marigold (Tagetes erecta) is a beautiful and fragrant flower native to Mexico and Central America. It is part of the Asteraceae family, closely related to daisies and sunflowers. Marigolds are popular annual flowers in fabulous colors, including yellow, orange, cream, and red. Marigold flowers will

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Hemerocallis ‘Patsy Cline’ Daylily: A reblooming flower to brighten your landscape

Have you ever heard of the Patsy Cline daylily? Everyone knows I am crazy for two things: Patsy Cline’s music (and old country music in general) and daylilies. So, most are not surprised that I have a particular fondness for the Hemerocallis ‘Patsy Cline’ daylily, Latin – Hemerocallis ‘Patsy Cline.’ Daylilies, belonging to the genus

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Identify poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac plants

Avoiding poisonous plants to prevent the burning rash. Poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac are common poisonous plants that can cause allergic reactions. These plants contain an oily resin called urushiol, which causes an itchy, blistering rash. As lawn care specialists, one of the most common hazards we encounter are poisonous plants like poison

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