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Cayuga Landscape Co., Inc.
2712 North Triphammer Road  Ithaca, NY 607-257-3000

The Garden Center is presently closed but will be opening up during the first week of March, 2012. Our  Business Oand Landscaping Offices are open throughout the winter 8 to 5. Monday to Friday. Our business staff would be more than happy to sell you any of the products available in the Garden Center, such as deer fencing or tree stakes.  Estimators are also working and are eager to talk with you about landscape designs for Spring 2012.  Stop by or call us!

Welcome to Cayuga Landscape, one of the most complete garden and landscaping centers in the Finger Lakes Region of New York.  And we’ve been here for 33 years!

Our Garden Center, which occupies several acres, has one of the largest selections of perennials and shade trees in the region. You will find everything you need for plant care. Our Garden Center will re-open March 12, 2012.

Many of our Landscape Architects and Designers have trained at Cornell, and are familiar with the native flora and fauna.  They can help you select the plants that will thrive near your home or work place, or give you advice on how to control invasive plants. Our designers are onsite over the winter, and are ready to help you design a landscape for Spring 2012.  Stop by or call 257-3000.

Our Landscaping Crew is experienced and plant-savvy, and some have been on our crew for over 20 years.

 

 

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Permaculture Blog

Tomato and Potato Blight,  Oct. 4-11

It’s here.  I noticed the late blight about 3 weeks ago when the leaves of my tomato plants began drying up and turning black.  Then came the bruise-like marks on my green tomatoes.   The best source of information on the blight is the Cornell Extension website, http://www.gardening.cornell.edu/homegardening/scene7af3.html,  “Minimizing Diseases in Vegetable Gardens.”  For fact sheets on early and late blight, see http://vegetablemdonline.ppath.cornell.edu/factsheets/Tomato_List.htm and http://nysipm.cornell.edu/publications/blight/.

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Found Objects as Garden Ornaments

7-13-11

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Garden Center Blog

Mixed Planters, 6-22-11

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David’s Blog

In the old grey sugar maple in the hedgerow by my window, a redwing blackbird is burbling and chortling in this morning’s sun.  One “could not but be gay, in such a jocund company,” to quote Wordsworth’s “Daffodils.”  Our own golden daffodils are yet to appear Continue reading
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