In The Nursery
Fall Chrysanthemums
No flower is more iconic of autumn than the chrysanthemum, and these beautiful mounding perennials are ideal for fall flowerbeds, pots, window boxes, borders, and many other uses. How will you get creative with chrysanthemums this fall? Why We Love Chrysanthemums Chrysanthemums, or mums, are coming into their glory during the cooler months with a range of stunning autumn colors. Depending on the cultivar, these plants sport yellow, white, red, orange, bronze, pink, peach, wine,...
Birdscaping
As wildlife habitats are threatened by development, the creation of a bird-friendly environment that provides food, water and shelter is crucial to the existence of our wild bird population. Caring for our feathered-friends is an educational and enjoyable activity for the entire family that brings beauty and song to our lives.
Crape Myrtles
No yard or landscape should be without a crape myrtle, or two, or three, or… many! How wonderful to have something that blooms so profusely during that time of year when most other plants are looking tired and worn from the summer heat and drought. Crape myrtles blooms in late summer and can be found in flower colors of pinks, lilac, white, reds and purples.
Tools & Décor
Tools can make or break the job, so it is always best to have the right equipment for the project. We carry a large selection of gardening tools to make sure all of your gardening projects go smoothly. Décor can be a large intricate wall-art piece or a simple figurine for a potted display.
Pottery & Water Features
The use of pottery and fountains as decorative garden accents dates back thousands of years. Then, they were the culmination of master craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the application of impressive imagination. Today, the same methods and materials are used to create classic and new styles with the benefit of modern choices. Pottery We carry a large selection of pottery and planters available year round. With our huge assortment of materials, size, colors, finishes, styles...
Lawn & Garden Products
Keeping your plants happy and healthy comes down to being consistent and paying attention to their signs. Soil & Fertilizer Soil and fertilizer play a very important role in the overall health of your plants. Sometimes, natural soil conditions can lack in the essential nutrients plants need to grow and look their best. We can recommend the right planting amendments to start your landscape projects off to a great start. Once planted it is important...
Assorted House Plants
House plants are a wonderful addition to anyone’s house looking to spruce up their interior space. We have many options from classics like African violets and fiddle leaf figs to unique sansevieria varieties and hanging baskets of many kinds of ferns. Bright but indirect sunlight is best for most house plants, but certain plants may be acclimated to different conditions. There are quite a few house plants that still flower even without all of the...
Cactus / Succulents
Cacti and succulents have become increasingly popular in recent years. From specialty growers and collectors to stores, websites and collectibles, it is no wonder they have become such a trendy houseplant. This popularity is no doubt due to the fact that all these plants are inherently easier to take care of compared to most other houseplants simply because they do not need much water or attention to survive. There are vast numbers of different cactus...
Orchids
Orchids are often thought of as an exotic plant that many gardeners are intimidated by. However, most orchids are easy to care for, and can quickly become an addictive hobby. The orchid family is one of the largest flowering plant families on Earth, with an absurd number of varieties encompassing its name. Technology is allowing specialty growers to create hybrid orchids, creating an almost endless possibility of flowers, colors, leaves and fragrance. Thankfully, most orchids...
Herbs & Vegetables
Growing your own herbs and vegetables is an empowering and rewarding hobby. Growing something in your own backyard is a healthy way to learn what goes into our food. The effort that is put into making the plants grow and produce our own food teaches people young and old that investing time and energy is the best way to make things grow. Our herbs and vegetables commonly come in 4” and 6” containers making it...
