by eric | Feb 27, 2015 | Blog, Uncategorized
There’s a reason Autumn Hill Nursery’s David picked Rugosa Roses as his favorite blooms for the spring season. Rugosas unfold easily each spring, spilling bright beauty and enticing fragrance without months of fighting perpetually bloom-free stalks. These winter-hardy... by eric | Feb 10, 2015 | Blog, Climbing Roses, David Austin, Hybrid Tea, Uncategorized
Rose gardens can be daunting; you hear horror stories about spraying, constant pruning, not enough sun, and thorns. Well these tales of woe are not unfounded, but the rewards of tending to and enjoying your own roses is fabulous. How to Start a Rose Garden Have the... by eric | Feb 6, 2015 | Blog, Climbing Roses, Uncategorized
There’s no portrait more quintessentially Southern than that of a stately, well-dressed woman in the garden, sipping sweet tea as she tends her roses. The reality of rose gardening is a little less elegant and a little dirt-speckled, but there’s no denying that... by eric | Jan 23, 2015 | Blog
Spring time is nearly here and it’s time to select the roses you’ve been eyeing. Some gardeners make growing roses look hard. Not so – it’s all about choosing the right rose. With a stunning selection of varieties you’re sure to find the exact climbing rose you’ve... by eric | Jan 2, 2015 | Blog
Here at Autumn Hill Nursery, we love anything that adds a little green to the environment. Our seasonal workshops are full of fun DIY projects like holiday wreaths, miniature gardens, and fresh ideas for green home decor. If you’re looking for a chance to test your... by eric | Dec 22, 2014 | Blog, Uncategorized
After weeks of preparation of months of anticipation, Christmastime is finally here. We have to admit that December has been a bit of whirlwind this year, but it’s one we wouldn’t trade for the world. We were blessed to share Santa’s workshop with Woodstock at our...
