Native chokecherry is starting to bloom!

Another shipment of gorgeous plants arrived today, including the stunning Holden’s Peach rhododendron!

Something the deer won’t eat: hellebores. Does my fence look amazing? No. Have I cleaned up the old hellebore foliage to make them picture perfect. Also no. But have the deer eaten them? No! Therefore, my hellebores look amazing!

Have you seen the forsythia blooming around the county? A sure sign spring is here! But, did you know, that when the forsythia are in bloom it’s also a good time to put down grass seed? Warmer days and cool nights make for good grass seed germination. Now you know!

So many beautiful plants have arrived! Come see for yourself!

Mulch has arrived! We’re filling the mulch bins and taking orders. You can pick up mulch by the yard or order up to 15 yards at a time for delivery.

The camellias are getting ready to pop! An early spring bloomer and an early source of food for pollinators! Oh, and they’re beautiful, too!

Shamrock plants are here! Oxalis are well loved for their clover-like shaped leaves. Super easy to care for and a choice of two colors! Make yourself happy and pick one up!

We are being teased by Mother Nature with these spring-like temperatures! We have some gorgeous new pottery! Do you also spy the primrose in the picture? Primrose are vibrant, cool season plants that can go outside now! Many are also wonderfully fragrant. Stop by and see what’s new!

Winter is slowly (at a snail’s pace) letting go. There will be a lot to clean up. Let us do it! Our landscape division has already begun scheduling spring clean ups for March and April. If you are looking to have your garden beds raked, edged and mulched (or fancy a whole new design), call us to get scheduled!