At the end of this blog is our official statement about COVID-19. However, we have some additional thoughts we would like to give in this time of uncertainty. Our industry …
Continue reading “Landscaping & Gardening Are Not Cancelled”
At the end of this blog is our official statement about COVID-19. However, we have some additional thoughts we would like to give in this time of uncertainty. Our industry …
Continue reading “Landscaping & Gardening Are Not Cancelled”
With turf reno season over, fall clean ups and leaf clean ups are upon us and, we want to make sure your yard is looking its best, especially with the …
A lot of lawns haven’t been looking well because of the weather. One major way this can be fixed is with a turf renovation. There are a lot of maintenance …
Updated March 2024 We plant trees every day, and every time we leave the twine, burlap, and wire basket on the root ball. We trim the twine and burlap so …
Continue reading “Why is There Still Twine, Burlap, and a Wire Basket on My Plants?”
Drab winter bark no more! The Winter Orange Japanese Maple stands out from many other deciduous trees by being able to provide year-round interest. Foliage goes from orange in the …
Check out our designers and Garden Center managers favorite pink and red favorites! “Mine is a Bonfire Japanese maple. The amazing reddish pink color of this plant is breathtaking in …
Continue reading “Valentine’s Special! Our Favorite Red & Pink Plants”
Happy Groundhog’s Day! Check out our designers favorite groundcovers! “Chocolate Chip Ajuga is my favorite! Another unique ground cover is Creeping Jenny” (Lysmachia). “It brings a very expressive burst of lime …
Winter weather has set in, but that doesn’t mean that your pots and planters have to be bare until spring starts blooming. These are our staff picks for winter planter …
Just because it’s winter, doesn’t mean you can’t have color in your landscape! Check out our designers and managers favorite winter interest plants! Debi Graeler, Retail Manager, says her favorite …
As featured in St. Louis Homes & Lifestyles Magazine: “A new favorite at the nursery this year is a succulent that took us by surprise, the Echeveria Topsy Turvey. In …