by eric | Apr 26, 2023 | Blog
This is a fraction of the nearly 100 responses we received. Enjoy. You might be a gardener if… After working in the yard all day you blow dirt out of your nose. Belinda H You get excited that your spouse hangs out with a hoe! Beth H think you know... by eric | Mar 30, 2023 | Blog
If you are considering roses this year, and just can’t decide, here are some of Marjukka’s favorites Bolero-Compact growth so perfect for containers. Wonderfully strong fruity fragrance Honey Dijon-Good sized blooms with unusual color... by eric | Feb 20, 2023 | Blog
Choose the right plants for your cultural and physical conditions. Make sure the plants you choose will thrive in the allotted amount of sunlight and moisture. Choose plants that will mature near the height and width you want to help avoid unnecessary pruning down the... by eric | Jan 4, 2023 | Blog
The near record-breaking single digit weather we had about ten days ago was brutal. We are now starting to see signs of plant damage like this gardenia in our front yard.We are getting calls as some of us are concerned and not sure what to do. The best thing to... by eric | Dec 7, 2022 | Blog
In the early 1950’s David Austin began experimenting with breeding roses in an attempt to grow a more beautiful rose. Little did he know this was to become his life’s work, and that he would become a most renowned rose breeder. Interestingly, When David introduced his... by eric | Aug 16, 2022 | Blog
Hydrangea Varieties Hydrangea Type Description Cultural Conditions Bloom Time Fertiizing and Pruning Companion Plants...
