Enjoy the sunshine when it’s out but hold off on that spring cleanup. It’s still too early in the season for clearing yard and garden debris. Why? For starters, we often have snow and freezing temperatures through April. We recommend you wait until daytime...
This mild autumn weather has lasted much longer than expected, but winter is coming. Next week’s forecast shows overnight temperatures dipping below freezing, so now is a good time to winterize your outdoor containers. Glazed, cast iron, wrought iron,...
With all the hot, dry weather we’ve been having these drought-tolerant plants will be a welcome addition to your garden. Once established these plants will need less water and will add color and texture to your gardens in spring, summer, and fall....
After a cold, wet spring, we are now having a dry, hot summer! When temperatures are above 90°F, plant growth is slowed. Leaves may fold or get scorched. Blossoms and fruit may drop. Yellow leaves can signify too little AND too much water. Watch your plants and check...
A new shipment of houseplants has arrived and we can’t wait to show them off! We have the easy care varieties, such as Sanseviera, Peperomia, Spider, Pilea, Pothos and indoor succulents. A few unique plants are featured below. You can have a houseplant in every room,...
While we can’t predict the weather for viewing, we do know there will be a stellar lunar event this weekend. On Sunday night, May 15 beginning at 8:32pm, the moon will be opposite the sun, in full shadow of our Earth, creating a total eclipse. The May full moon is...
