Organic Weed Control
It’s Time for Weed Prevention Stop Weed Seeds from Sprouting in your Lawn When the Forsythias are blooming, it’s time to think of weed control for your lawn. Try Espoma…
What seeds can I plant now?
Many seed packets will urge you to start seeds indoors and plant our after the danger of the last frost has passed. But what can you plant outside right now?
New Trees, Shrubs, and Perennials for 2024
Here’s some highlights of new plants we have ordered for 2024. Keep in mind, this is just a sneak peek, there are many more coming! Our 2024 Reference Guide is…
Updated USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
How does this Hardiness Zone Map differ from the old one? The new map is based on about 30 years of weather data, from 1991-2020, and the recommendations from a…
Starting a new landscaping project?
Starting a new landscaping project? Check out our North, South, East & West Display Visting our nursery when you have a brand-new landscaping project on your to-do list can be…
Winter can be tough on houseplants.
Healthy plants can fend off pests better than struggling plants can. To keep your plants robust, you need to mimic the conditions it favors. Tropical plants require humidity. Placing your…
What does drought tolerant mean?
What’s The Deal With Drought Tolerant Plants? Much of Maine is in a drought. Are you thinking about adding some drought tolerant plants to your garden this year? Here’s…
What is a Pollinator?
There is a lot of talk about gardening for pollinators and Pollinator Week. But: Who are pollinators? What is pollination? Pollinators are animals that feed on the nectar and pollen…
It’s time to amend your soil.
Whether you are currently getting your new plants in the ground or have not started yet, now is the time to think about amending your soil. Soil amending is the…
Weed Preventer Season
Stop Weed Seeds from Sprouting in the Lawn When the Forsythias are blooming, it’s time to think of weed control for your lawn. Instead of applying a broad spectrum herbicide…