Every day on the sales deck I meet another person who is new or almost new to annual flower bed gardening. Their enthusiasm is abundant, they are optimistic and full of questions. Some of them have just a little area that they are dealing with - … Continue Reading ››
Now that warmer temperatures have finally arrived and we have had rain to make everything nice and green - it's time to start thinking about the vegetable and herb gardens!
We have a great selection of herbs available - 5 different basil including Lemon Basil, Sweet Basil, … Continue Reading ››
The condition of your soils, soil temperature and the date of the average last frost all factor into the determination of when to plant. The plant varieties also come into play, since some can do fine when placed into colder soils, and some can handle light … Continue Reading ››
While the calendar says it is Spring 2018, the weather forecast through the first week of April is more wintry than spring like. Temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below normal are likely. When it comes to the urge to get out into your yard and gardens, … Continue Reading ››
Pruning deciduous (leafy) trees is a great way to make your shade tree or ornamental flowering trees stronger and more beautiful. By removing weakly attached branches, and excess branches, we allow the more strongly attached branches to get even stronger as they benefit from more space and light.
The weakest branches are almost always those growing … Continue Reading ››
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Every day on the sales deck I meet another person who is new or almost new to annual flower bed gardening. Their enthusiasm is abundant, they are optimistic and full of questions. Some of them have just a little area that they are dealing with - … Continue Reading ›› 
