New plants are arriving every day here at the garden center and we have an exciting selection of vibrant tropicals that will have you thinking of warm, sunny days and a gorgeous beach ahead. Join us as we explore the highlights of our latest arrivals and discover the wonders they can bring to your outdoor space.
In our modern world, the preservation and restoration of natural ecosystems have become vital considerations. When it comes to landscaping and gardening, one significant choice to make is between native plants and nativar plants. Native plants are plants that have existed in a specific region for thousands of years, while nativar plants are cultivated varieties that have been bred from native species.
Bees, the insect that consistently amazes us with their various abilities, are an integral part of our environment. As nature's tiny superheroes, bees work tirelessly to create wonders that amaze us all. From pollination to honey-making, there is much to discover about these creatures beyond that bottle of honey sitting next to your breakfast spread. Today, we're delving into the remarkable lives of these buzzing creatures to uncover the mysteries behind honey production, hive dynamics, and more.
Welcome, cocktail enthusiasts and herb lovers alike, to a realm where taste buds are tantalized, senses are enchanted, and the beauty of herb gardening intertwines with the art of mixology. Today, we're diving into a trio of extraordinary elixirs that will take your cocktail game to new heights while embracing the wonders of your homegrown herbs from McDonald Garden Center.
Picture this: you're enjoying a sunny afternoon in your backyard, admiring your lush lawn and vibrant flower beds when suddenly, a network of tunnels appears seemingly out of nowhere. The culprits? Moles and voles—tiny creatures with big appetites and a knack for wreaking havoc on your carefully manicured landscape. But fear not! In this blog, we'll explore the world of moles and voles and reveal the secrets to successfully evicting them from your yard.
