June is National Rose Month—a time to celebrate one of the most iconic, beloved flowers in the world. From romantic red blooms to cheerful yellows and soft pinks, roses have long been a symbol of love, honor, and beauty. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just getting started, this month is the perfect time to stop and smell the roses… and maybe plant a few, too. A Flower with a Story Roses have captivated hearts for centuries. They’ve appeared in poetry, art, and even politics (think: the War of the Roses). Today, roses are grown in a stunning range of varieties—climbing, shrub, hybrid tea, floribunda—each offering unique color, fragrance, and form. There’s truly a rose for every garden style. Growing...
Here is a list of the tomatoes we grew for the 2025 season: Abraham Lincoln Indigo Cherry Drop Amish Paste Jet Star Hybrid Beefmaster Juliet Hybrid Beefsteak Lemon Boy Bellatrix Little Bing Better Boy Marglobe Improved Better Bush Hybrid Money Maker Big Beef Hybrid Mortgage Lifter Big Boy Moskovich Black Krim Orange Strawberry Black Opal Oxheart Box Car Willie Patio Brandywine Pineapple Brandywine, Red Rapunzel Bumble Bee Purple Red Cherry Large Bumble Bee Sunrise Red Pear Cambell's 33 Roma Candyland Red Rutgers Carmello San Marzano Celebrity Siam Champion II Hybrid Soldacki Cherokee Purple Sungold Hybrid Cherry Falls Sun Sugar Hybrid Chocolate Cherry Supersonic Hybrid Chocolate Sprinkles Supersweet 100 Delicious Sweet Million Hybrid Early Girl Hybrid Yellow Cherry Early Girl Bush...
As winter fades and spring emerges, gardeners and homeowners alike face the inevitable return of weeds. These unwelcome intruders can quickly take over lawns, gardens, and landscapes if not managed properly. Preventing weeds in spring requires a proactive approach, and with the right strategies, you can enjoy a lush, weed-free yard throughout the growing season. 1. Start with a Clean Slate Before new growth begins, take time to remove any lingering weeds from the previous year. Many weeds can overwinter and return stronger in the spring. Pulling them early, while the soil is still moist from winter thaw, makes removal easier and prevents them from setting seed. 2. Apply Pre-Emergent Herbicides Pre-emergent herbicides are crucial for stopping weeds before they...
Spring Planter WorkshopMarch 29, 2025 at 10:00 am
Join us in learning about how to design spring planters. During our workshop, we will help you learn about early spring plant selection and care, as well as design tips on how to create a beautiful container that will help you welcome in the season. At the end of the class, you will have a new skill set and a beautiful planter to take home. The class limited to 12 spots and costs $75 per person. Please call to reserve your spot: 630-323-1085
