Move house plants and tropicals inside, or at least under cover, for a couple of days.  Be prepared to cover annuals, tender vegetables, and mums (those with open blooms only, buds won’t be damaged). See our list below. Use sheets, blankets, or burlap to cover, as they are breathable.  Never use plastic to cover plants.  […]

Everything tastes better with garlic!  Easy to grow, garlic is also a host to many beneficial insects. Read more about this easy-to-grow vegetable. Garlic, along with other members of the onion family, are great pollinating plants.  They attract many types of bees and other pollinating insects.  Garlic, onion, chives, and ornamental alliums can be planted […]

Weather challenges the past few winters has frustrated gardeners when it comes to their mophead hydrangeas not blooming. Seven criteria are necessary for healthy plants, with #4 and #7 being the most common reasons for failure. In order for any plant to bloom, it has to be healthy.  That means the plant is getting enough […]

This very broad topic should peak some interest from those appreciating all that the fall season can bring to the garden. Whether it’s a fruit display, the turning leaves, or late-season blooms, the choices are many. Here are some of the plants we offer for landscape interest this fall: Shrubs with Fruit – Beauty Berry […]

In this case, we are cutting back an old Holiday (or Christmas) Cactus. Many of us have these old plants, but seldom do we know what to do. Instead of periodically snipping here and there, we neglect the care of this heirloom plant until we just don’t know what to do. And, who wants to […]