Fall is here! In the Garden Get your garden beds ready for fall planting. Amend soil for planting with Lobster Compost. It adds nutrients, improves drainage, and breaks up clay, making it easier to establish new plants. Use Preen to prevent weeds in your garden beds. Cool-season veggies are here, so make sure your raised […]
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Bulbs are some of the easiest plants to grow, so easy that the motto for them is “Dig. Drop. Done.” Bulbs Types Fall Bulbs, sometimes known as Spring Bulbs, are bulbs that are planted in the fall and bloom in the spring. These bulbs require a cooling period in order to bloom. Popular varieties of […]
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Red Diamond Philodendrons are boldly colored plants, with dark green leaves and red stems. Their care is similar to other members of the Philodendron family. Light – Bright, indirect light is preferred, but Red Diamonds will tolerate moderate light. Not tolerant of low light and avoid direct sunlight or they may scorch. Water – Allow […]
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Calthea have some of the most colorful and eye catching foliage among houseplants. They’re also low maintenance and do well in multiple environments. Prayer Plants are a member of the Calathea family. Light – Bright, indirect to medium light are preferred, but they are tolerant of low light areas as well. Avoid direct sunlight, which […]
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Paperwhites, a member of the Daffodil family, are popular indoor plants during winter and the holiday season. Unlike other Daffodil bulbs, Paperwhites don’t require a chilling period in order to bloom, making them the easiest bulb to force indoors. They bloom about three weeks after planting. While Paperwhites can be grown in soil, it’s more […]