Drought Stressed Lawn This summer has been the driest we’ve seen since 2010. Things began to go south in mid-June, with significantly less than normal rainfall in June and July. Adding greatly to this problem were numerous excessive heat warnings with real feel temperatures from 100 to 110 degrees and nighttime low temperatures in […]
Planning for recovery from summer stress to lawns and gardens. Read More »
As we welcome June, many of us are dealing with the ramifications of all of the cool, cloudy, wet weather this spring has brought our way. While it’s nice to have a moderate transition of seasons, the rain and dampness has wreaked havoc on grass and plants alike by promoting diseases. Many lawns have red
June is the gateway to summer. Read More »
Plant Offerings in the Nursery Yard – We are pleased to announce that we have expanded our tree and shrub selections to include many more native varieties and larger container sizes. As part of our continued 50th Anniversary celebration, all of our trees and shrubs will be 30% off Mother’s Day weekend (May 10th
Stop by for our annual Mother’s Day Shrub Sale and so much more! Read More »
Come one and all to our 50th Anniversary Celebration weekend May 18th and 19th! Be sure to mark your calendars, as we will have some great giveaways and sales! In case of inclement weather, the rain date will be June 1st and 2nd. With a good portion of cooler temps and above average rainfall in
Spring on in and celebrate with us! Read More »
Planting Annuals (Flowers and Vegetables) in the Ground in April – Every year, we’re asked when we will have warm season vegetables and flowers. With the exception of cold crop vegetables and pansies, most flowers and vegetables that we plant in this region ARE NOT FROST HARDY! The 2023 USDA Hardiness Zone Map puts our area in
Ready, Set… it’s Grow Time! Read More »
