Knecht's Gift Certificate
With our first taste of winter fast approaching our inventory is just as quickly being tucked away for its long winters’ nap. But here at Knecht’s, we aren’t finished yet! Knecht’s gift certificates make sensational stocking-stuffers, heartfelt hostess gifts, and they’re … Continue Reading ››
Little Quick Fire Hydrangea and Red Lightning Heuchera
Plants for Brilliant Fall Color
The weather might be cooling down, but Knecht’s is ablaze with fall color! Here are some of our favorites for making sure your fall garden doesn’t fizzle out.
Orange Rocket Barberry – low-maintenance … Continue Reading ››
The widespread storm damage that occurred on September 20th has resulted in the loss of huge numbers of trees for several thousand families and businesses. Cleanup efforts are well underway, but for many months and even years of hard work lie ahead to return devastated properties … Continue Reading ››
Add a Pop of Winter Color with Winterberry Holly
Looking for something to brighten up a drab winter landscape? Nervously anticipating grey as far as the eye can see? Say no more, because winterberry holly is here to save the day. This native shrub remains covered in … Continue Reading ››
Rudbeckia
To Prune, or Not to Prune? The Perennial Question
As the weather cools, many of us are preparing for fall garden cleanup and facing some important existential questions. Chief among these questions is, of course: To prune, or not to prune?
As with most things, … Continue Reading ››
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The widespread storm damage that occurred on September 20th has resulted in the loss of huge numbers of trees for several thousand families and businesses. Cleanup efforts are well underway, but for many months and even years of hard work lie ahead to return devastated properties … Continue Reading ›› 
Add a Pop of Winter Color with Winterberry Holly
Looking for something to brighten up a drab winter landscape? Nervously anticipating grey as far as the eye can see? Say no more, because winterberry holly is here to save the day. This native shrub remains covered in … Continue Reading ›› 
