Spring is right around the corner, and it’s time to get cracking in the garden! *While it’s starting to get warmer, we still run the risk of some wonky temperatures. Most chemicals (like weed controls, pest controls, and fungicides) have a temperature threshold, usually between 50° and 85°, that can render them inert or cause […]
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If you’ve got plant questions, we’ve got plant answers! Check out the links below to learn more about our favorite plants including care needs, sizes and information on different varieties. Shrubs Azaleas Camellias Roses
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Water gardens aren’t just limited to in ground installations, you can also make a water garden container, for indoors or out! Check out the guide below for tips on creating your own. Determine if you want an indoor or outdoor garden. Decide whether you want plants or just the sound of water or a combination […]
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Green water is caused by the growth of thousands of single-celled plants in the water. Algae are quite natural – their spores are present in the air and will colonize any body of water. There are numerous different types of algae and they all thrive in sunny warm conditions and in nutrient-rich water. They are […]
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Winterizing Hardy Aquatic Plants Marginals By the end of September you should have stopped fertilizing all plants. Marginal aquatics should be cleaned up as soon as frost has turned foliage brown. Before you trim the plants, lower the pots so that the crowns of the plants are below ice level. Then trim to just above […]