Specialty Peppers
We have specialty peppers in! If you're wondering what makes it a specialty, there's just a lot of like unusual ones that you're not going to see. There's a lot of heirloom varieties. We [...]
Bonsai!
Bonsai Highlight Meet Dave! Dave is our resident bonsai expert, and he does some incredible things with plants. Closer to Father's Day, we're going to have a bonsai seminar this year where Dave [...]
Magnolia Pruning
Magnolia Tree Pruning This is a great time of year to shape up your plants, as stated in previous posts. We get asked how to prune all kinds of things. Today's question is [...]
Starting A Garden
Gardening - Soil and Starting Out There are a couple of things to consider when setting up your new garden - but the main thing is the soil. One of the things I [...]
Splitting Mums and Daffodils
Splitting Up Mums and Daffodils If your mums that have split wide open, now is the perfect time to divide them up. A lot of times mums are notorious for doing that after [...]
Blueberries and Acidity
Blueberries Love Acidity Blueberry bushes love acidity! This is the time of year to put down the acidic additives that will make your harvest that much better. Blueberries like the soil really, really, [...]
Trimming Roses
Trimming Back Roses What's safest way to trim knockout roses and Rose of Sharon, how far back should they go, and when? Right now, it is a good time to trim both those [...]
Phenology Calendar
Phenology Calendar & Uses Phenology has been around for a long time. It's a way to gauge the weather and the temperature in correlation with plants and animals and insects and what's going [...]
So Many Trees
So Many Trees! We've gotten probably about 10, 12 semi-loads of trees this week. Starting to get the big maple trees, even some 22-foot birch trees! If you're looking for [...]
Burning Bush
Spring Care - Burning Bush Burning Bushes are popular landscaping plants that bring a vibrant color to your yard. This is the time to cut it back! There is risk that you could [...]