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Housel's Nursery & Landscape, Inc.
- 8575 Lewis Ave.
- Temperance, Michigan
- 48182
- Phone: (734) 847-2585
- Website
Description
Housel’s Nursery has been growing trees and landscaping homes in the area for over 60 years. Those who visit our 20-acre farm find a lush supply of trees and shrubs, coupled with a staff with vast knowledge and experience.
TOO WET? TOO DRY? When you landscape, keep in mind that water is essential to any plant's development. Without proper sun, soil, and fertilizer your plants will not flourish but can survive. Without the correct amount of water, your plants can die. Many people over-water during the first few days after installing a new plant and the result of this flood of water is that the plant can’t breathe and may drown. If you do not water enough, the plant will wilt and can die of thirst. How much and how often should a person water their plants is the question. To answer this question you must consider the plant type and environmental conditions. The type of soil you are watering is an important consideration. You need to check for soil drainage to see what type of soil you are working with and how the water behaves in it. You should dig a two-foot hole and fill it with water. Excellent drainage is when the water drains away in an hour or two. If the water drains in eight hours, you can consider the drainage as adequate. If the water is still in the hole after eight hours, you have a drainage problem that can damage or kill new plants.
Our Staff Dave refers to himself and his staff as "Tree Touchers" because of the knowledge they have gained from hands-on experience with trees and shrubs. Together they boast over 200 years experience in the business. Gary Stern Landscape Coordinator Gary has been with the nursery since the late 80's and is the man to see if you need installation work at your home. Whether it's planting a small tree or building a 25 foot tiered-stone wall, Gary has the knowledge and experience to get it done right. All you have to do is enjoy the results. Cindy Tomsek Landscape Design Specialist Cindy is a Michigan certified landscaper that handles the artistic side of the business. Her specialty is creating unique landscape designs for homes and small business, but she excels at incorporating the plants customers want into those designs. Whatever it is the customer wants, Cindy will make sure it appears perfectly in their yard. Kevin Smith Design and Installation Specialist Kevin graduated from Owens Tech with a degree in Horticulture. He obtained nurseryman certifications in both Ohio and Michigan making him a man of many talents.