Rain gardens are a beautiful solution to the problem of water runoff as well as standing water. Planting a rain garden can also help prevent erosion and the pollution of local waterways. How do they work? A rain garden collects water from impermeable surfaces like roads, driveways, compacted soil and off of your roof. Plants […]
Category Archives: Garden Tips
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Mar
Mar
Salty soil is common in coastal areas, which can make planting difficult as many plants won’t tolerate large quantities of salt. There are, however, quite a few plants that can tolerate salt. That being said, we do not recommend planting in areas that receive tidal flooding. If tidal flooding occurs, we recommend flushing the root […]
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Feb
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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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Feb
Feb
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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Feb
Feb
When starting an herb garden, it can be surprising just how many herbs and herb varieties there are. That’s why we put together this list of popular herbs and their uses, to help you pick out the perfect herbs for your garden! Basil – An annual herb with multiple varieties such as Sweet Genovese, Greek […]