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Bulbs, Bulbs, Bulbs

September is that glorious time of year when the Spring blooming bulbs begin to arrive at the nursery. Tulips, Daffodils and Hyacinths have started arriving, and we expect most of our bulbs in the next few weeks. Amaryllis are always the last to arrive and should be here by mid-October. Plant them this fall for spring bloom!

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Consider your pets - Houseplants

Houseplants not only bring natural beauty indoors but also have the power to purify the air, reduce stress, and create a calming atmosphere in your home. However, for some pet owners, it's important to be cautious when selecting plants for your indoor garden, as some can cause dogs and cats to become ill when ingested. If you have a pet who chews…

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Charming Chaenomeles – Flowering Quince

Introduce a brilliant splash of color to a drab winter garden with the profusion of bright orange-red, salmon, apricot, deep scarlet red, pale pink, bright white, or yellow blooms of a Flowering Quince. Chaenomeles bloom in late winter to early spring and are one of the first shrubs to bloom in spring. Brilliant buds begin to swell and appear in February and March…

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Planting Bare Root Trees

Our Bare Root trees are 2-3+ years old when they are carefully dug from the ground when dormant, placed in cold storage without any soil around their roots, graded and bundled, then shipped. We receive our bare root fruit trees in early to mid-January. We immediately pot them your convenience and to reduce stress on the trees. Like our bare root roses, you receive the benefit of sale pricing on our bare root fruit trees. Our fruit tree sale will continue through February.

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Hydrangea paniculata

Spectacular, elongated conical flower clusters begin blooming in July in lime, red, or pink and can last well into Fall.  Depending upon the variety, the blooms can change color over the season – some from white to green to a dusty pink as they mature.  They are prized in both cut flower as well in dried arrangements.  

Typically Hydrangea p. grows…

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