Pruning Hydrangeas
When Do I Prune My Hydrangea? Always prune to a bud that faces away from the center of the shrub to encourage outward growth. Source: University of…
When Do I Prune My Hydrangea? Always prune to a bud that faces away from the center of the shrub to encourage outward growth. Source: University of…
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…
Tar spots, as the name suggests, are raised, black spots that form on the upper surfaces of maple leaves, not as the result of contact with actual tar, but due…
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’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…
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…
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…
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…
Spring is here and buds are emerging. Now is a great time to fertilize your trees, shrubs, and perennials.
The short answers is: yes! Most plants we have at the nursery, can be planted now.