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Late-Fall Shrub Gardening To-dos
There are a few simple things to do to show your shrubs some extra love as we head into winter! Many of these easy tasks can be beneficial for other plants also. Deadhead spent blooms. Plants with large blooms, such as Hydrangeas, should be deadheaded before winter. The reason to do so is because snow and ice can weigh down the stems of these shrubs, damaging the plant. This is not the time to heavily prune shrubs, however. Just snip the dead blooms off. Apply fresh mulch if
Rebekah
Dec 13, 20232 min read


Tips for Long-Lasting Pre-cut Christmas Trees
We have gorgeous Fraser fir Christmas trees available now! Make holiday memories with your family and come pick out your perfect tree this season! We have 7-8' and 8-9' available. Pre-cut Christmas Tree Tips: We will cut off the base just a bit before you take your tree home. That fresh cut helps it absorb more water & stay fresh! Keep your Christmas tree watered well. It is easy to forget! Plan to check the water in your tree stand every day. Know that the freshest trees d
Rebekah
Dec 9, 20231 min read


Reasons to Add Mulch Before Winter Cold Sets In
A fresh layer of mulch is an important addition to fall landscaping. Remember last year's abnormally frigid temperatures at Christmas? While it's true that a fresh layer of mulch still would not have completely protected all plants from those cold temperatures (and the very quick rate at which the temperatures dropped during that time), mulch helps insulate plants in winter. Think of mulch as a snuggly blanket for your plants. Mulch also has a benefit in the summer heat- it k
Rebekah
Dec 4, 20232 min read

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