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Growing Generations

Homegrown & Local Since 1945 McDonald Garden Center was founded more than 65 years ago to provide the people of Hampton Roads a wide selection of high quality products and services to enhance and beautify homes and gardens.

Love Virginia. Love Local.

After a long, hard winter, our 20th annual Outdoor Show offers a warm and colorful welcome to spring! That’s right, with one store and two big (heated) tents…

The Real Thing

TIPS TO MAKE YOUR FRESH CUT CHRISTMAS TREE LAST LONGER How much of the trunk should be cut off before setting up the tree?

Giant White Squill

Strange name and cool flowers, Squill is a unique plant that offers high drama. The Squill flowers are loved by floral artists and show up in fashion photo shoots, home magazines and in floral combinations at high end.

It’s a pineapple…it’s a lily…it’s a Pineapple Lily!

THE PINEAPPLE LILY Make a statement with Pineapple Lillies in your summer garden. These exotic summer blooms are available in several different varieties, ranging in colors of pale green, purple, white, pinks and burgundy.

Top Picks for Pop

DAD APPROVED GIFTS Celebrate Dad with something he’s sure to love. Think outside the box of the usual ties and socks and give him something he can enjoy for years to come.

March into Spring!

TOP TEN SPRING ESSENTIALS With winter coming to an end, our team has put together a list of must haves for the season we’ve all been waiting for.

From our Table to Yours

McDonald Garden Center is excited to announce their new line of jams, jellies, preserves, fruit butters and hot sauces. Crafted locally from Virginia grown produce these products offer the utmost quality at an affordable price.

Scarecrows Historically Speaking

By Kathy Warnes For thousands of years scarecrows have helped humans save their crops from crows and other hungry mouths and provided an outlet for human creativity.

Food for Thought

McDONALD GREEN LEAF: All purpose plant food specifically formulated for Hampton Roads This time of year gardens all over Hampton Roads are drooping, deflated and yes, a little bedraggled.