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Plant Availability By Month Guide

Many gardeners in moderate zones plant according to plant availabilities. Here is our tentative availability for some of our perennials, shrubs and trees. Plants for the Month of February : Helleborus , Heucheras, Dianthus , Irises , Wildflower Seeds Plants for the Month of March : Bare root strawberry plants , Bare root Blackberry Bushes , Bare root Raspberry Bushes, Astilbe, Sedum, Groundcovers , Columbines, Bare root Muscadine Vines, Peonies , Kiwi, Bare Root Shrubs , Bare Root Trees , many perennials Plants for the Month of April : Lavender , Creeping Phlox , Daylilies, Clematis ,...

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Let's Get Back to Basics!

Let's Get Back to Basics! As the Coronavirus continues to play an important part in our daily lives, we do as instructed with hope that it will be a shorter lived outbreak than what we've seen from other parts of the world. If you are homebound, quarantined or in self-imposed isolation, it is good to step outside onto your balcony, patio, deck and even your yard for fresh air every day. For homeowners with their own yards, it's time to reconsider how you use or will use your outdoor areas. From phone conversations with customers recently, we find many are looking to change up their outdoor...

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Tips On Fall Planting For Best Spring Growth!

Yes, you can plant in fall for spring growth . Many areas of the country, such as zones 6, 7, and 8 generally continue to experience mild weather until early to mid December. Bare root trees and shrubs can be planted when they are available the latter part of October to late November, as well as planting container grown plants. The ground temperature often continues to remain warm allowing the newly planted plants to put on newer root growth that will secure them through the colder months of January and February. Planting faster growing trees or flowering trees and shrubs will kick off with...

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What’s your Garden’s New Year’s Resolution?

A new year has come. For many of us, the passing of the New Year is also a time of year where gardeners dream and plan for the gardening season ahead. Some of us have already begun our new year’s plans by creating new garden beds in the fall (thankfully, you can also do this in early spring, so don’t fret!). We’ve amassed this season’s newest garden plants . We’re making lists and pinning ideas onto Pinterest boards . We’re thinking of what to add, what to remove, and what to make better. Regardless of your overall plan, it’s safe to assume that adding new plants is on the docket...

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Your "edible landscape:" more than just apples!

In a previous column, I discussed the enjoyment you can derive from planting "edible landscape" or trees and bushes that produce fruit. The emphasis then was on apples and the benefits of some of my favorite varieties. However, there's no need to stop at apples! Today, I'll turn the spotlight onto some other trees and bushes that are pleasing to your tastebuds as well as your eyes! Let's start with a fruit that's almost as popular as the apple. Yes, you guessed right: the pear. I like to think of pears as being great trees for the horticulturally-challenged. Why? Because they can tolerate...

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