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It’s no big secret that houseplants are trendy these days- and for good reason. They soften indoor places, improve indoor air quality and studies have shown that plants make people happy. Yes, tabletop or desktop houseplants are cute, but an oversized houseplant makes a big statement. Houseplants in the XL category often begin as a […]

The gift shop and greenhouse have gone through their seasonal transformation and we are ready for the holidays. Shop from our wide variety of gifts for kids, teachers, co-workers, moms, dads, gardeners, or anyone on your list. Our friendly staff is here to help with gift suggestions and guidance. As always, we offer complimentary gift […]

November at MD Nursery With more of us staying at home this season, November is a good time to stop in our gift shop to see what’s new and give your home a seasonal touch up for Thanksgiving and the winter ahead. Find fresh table linens, serving pieces, candles, room diffusers, decorative pillows, rugs, baskets, […]

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 […]

Due to the increased demand on landscaping products and plant material locally and nationwide, we have experienced shortages on some of our regular garden center products. We appreciate your flexibility when making choices and we will do our best to help you choose alternatives if an item you are seeking is not available. Our staff […]

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 […]