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Three Steps to a Great Spring Lawn
Just a little care now can make a big difference later in the season. STEP 1: Aerate Compacted soil is hard for water, air and roots to...
Rebekah
Feb 252 min read


An Overview for Starting Seeds
If you haven't already, now is the time to begin warm-weather vegetable and herb seeds, and we have everything you need to begin. To...
Rebekah
Feb 252 min read


Early/ Mid-February Garden To-Dos
There are 3 main tasks you can accomplish in early/mid-February to help your garden get a great start for spring. Over the next few...
Rebekah
Feb 112 min read


Camellias are Budding at the Nursery
Talk about swoon-worthy blooms; Camellias are gorgeous and bloom in the cooler months of the year. We have several varieties currently...
Rebekah
Feb 31 min read


When Amending Your Soil Would be Beneficial
Late winter is a great time to amend the soil in your garden. There are several reasons you might need to do this, and we will lay out...
Rebekah
Feb 32 min read


Embracing the Quiet: How Gardeners Embrace Winter to Dream and Plan for the Coming Seasons
Winter is a time of rest for most gardeners. Though the garden may look barren, this chilly season offers a special time for dedicated...
Rebekah
Jan 243 min read


An Easy Tip that Helps Your Deciduous Trees Grow
Deciduous trees are prone to suckers, which means (as our photo above shows) that your tree has put forth the effort to produce a new...
Rebekah
May 30, 20241 min read


How to Care for Peonies Right After They've Bloomed
Peonies are such a beauty in mid-spring! After they've finished blooming, there is a simple tip to help them be on their way to creating...
Rebekah
May 24, 20241 min read


22 Perennials & Annuals You Can Plant for a Cut Garden
Nothing says spring and summer like fresh-cut flowers in your home, especially when they come straight from your garden! Whether you love...
Rebekah
May 22, 20242 min read

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