Gardening

September 28, 2020
4 Reasons to Plant Bulbs this Fall

1- Bulbs are Beautiful: Vibrant colors, fragrance and eye appealing combinations make bulbs one of the most charming flowers of the spring. 2- Bulbs are Easy to Plant: Plant bulbs once and reap the rewards of color year after year. Simply choose a sunny spot with well-drained soil. Dig a hole two to three times […]

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August 18, 2020
What Bugs Us?

Cabbage Worms Cabbage worms are the larvae of the cabbage butterfly. These pests feed on cabbages and other brassicas like broccoli, cauliflowers, Brussels sprouts, and kale. Their green coloring makes them tough to detect until they have started chewing crops. Ragged tears and holes in leaves are typical signs of their presence. Like many garden […]

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July 8, 2020
Wild Weather Gardening

Perfect summer weather in our region is seldom long-lasting. Seasoned locals can tell the tales of late June freezes, snow on the fourth of July or winds that blew away the trampoline. Savvy gardeners are also studious weather observers, ready to act no matter what Ma Nature throws our way. Here are some of our […]

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June 14, 2020
Flower Bed Maintenance

You’ve just purchased hundreds of dollars’ worth of flowers, sweated and toiled to plant everything and now you get to sit back and relax and enjoy the fruits of your labor, right? Well yes, but to get the most out of your plants, routine maintenance will keep your flowers at their best. Irrigation: Consistent water […]

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May 19, 2020
Veggie Garden Basics Part 2

Refresh your memory with Part 1 of our two-part post on Veggie Gardening. Now that your veggie garden is growing, routine maintenance will keep it healthy for the best production. Weed Control Allow a bit of time daily to do a visual check on your garden. This will help you notice any changes or problems […]

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March 24, 2020
Veggie Garden Basics, part 1:

Veggie gardening is a growing trend for so many reasons: sustainability, stress reduction, wellness, economy, variety, and taste are just some of the benefits of growing vegetables at home. Doing your homework and preparing a plan before you start really pays off in the productivity of your garden. Here is part one of a two-part […]

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January 22, 2020
Winter Care for Houseplants

Keeping houseplants healthy through the winter months can be a little tricky. Shorter day length, lower humidity and temperature fluctuations can add up to tough growing conditions. Follow these simple tips to keep your houseplants in top form all winter: • Keep your room as bright as possible. Raise blinds and open the curtains during […]

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June 14, 2019
Garden Terminology: tomatoes, berries and fruit

Growing your own food is so satisfying, but the terminology associated with it can get confusing. Here's a brief look at some common terms and what they mean: TOMATOES Determinate: These tomatoes are more compact and bear fruit that will ripen all at the same time. Good for small spaces and people who like to […]

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May 22, 2019
Flower Care 101

The flowers you purchase from our greenhouse are used to a warm and humid environment and receive routine care. For success beyond our care, follow these simple steps for beautiful blooms all summer long: Note: this guide refers to flowering annuals and hanging baskets. • Be careful not to cook new plants in your car. […]

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May 6, 2019
De-mystifying Fertilizers:

Routine applications of fertilizer promote healthy growth in lawns, trees, shrubs, veggie gardens and flower beds. A stop at our garden center reveals many choices and brands of fertilizers. Why so many choices, what do they all do? Here are some fertilizer basics and guidelines to help make an informed choice. What’s in Fertilizer? Three […]

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